November 4, 2022

November 4, 2022

Ah, That Extra Hour --- How Shall I Spend Thee?

This is one of my favorite weekends of the year. It’s like a holiday as we change our clocks and gain the hour that we gave up in March. It is especially fun this year as my husband, Tom, and I are in Charleston visiting our dear friend, Cathy, in her new home here. We also are attending some events at the Charleston Literary Festival. I am looking forward to introducing Tom and Cathy to my good friends, Betsy Prioleau and her husband, Philip. Betsy is speaking at the festival on Saturday, along with Tina Brown. And we are all going out on Saturday and Sunday nights. It is such fun when my worlds collide like this.

We spent Thursday afternoon sitting on Cathy’s deck and catching up. The weather was perfect for sitting and relaxing. She is in a book group down here, and they are reading THE PERSONAL LIBRARIAN by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. Next time, I am going to time my trip to meet with her book group; I love hearing about book groups and what they are reading.

Before we left town, I spent hours cleaning my office. These past few months have been busy, and with the holidays coming up, I needed to tackle this before our trip. Piles of 2023 books were shelved, papers were sorted, and long lists of things that I need to do were written up. I feel much more organized now --- and ready to tackle the rest of 2022 as soon as we get back!

As promised, our video and podcast of last week’s “Bookaccino Live” Book Group event with Joyce Maynard are now up. We had a wonderful conversation about her most recent novel, COUNT THE WAYS, and fielded questions from two readers who appeared on camera before going to Q&A from our other attendees. Joyce is now writing a sequel to COUNT THE WAYS, so she was very interested in what readers loved about it and what they thought should happen to the characters. She also shared news about her original story that is now available as an e-book, THE INFLUENCER.

This is your last Bookreporter newsletter reminder to sign up for our final “Bookaccino Live” preview event of 2022, which will take place on Wednesday, November 9th at 2pm ET. The focus will be on titles releasing between November 8th and the end of the year, in addition to a few from January and February 2023, that I would like to get on your radar. Click here to register. Those attending the live event will be asked to answer a survey about the books from the presentation that they are most interested in reading and will be eligible to win a prize.

B. A. Paris is back with a stunning new psychological thriller about a woman who is wed into a family with deadly intentions. THE PRISONER introduces readers to Amelie, the wife of billionaire Ned Hawthorne, who has been abducted and has no idea where she is. Why has she been taken, and who are her mysterious captors?

According to Ray Palen, “B. A. Paris’ psychological thrillers are often hard to predict. I can proudly state that her latest release, THE PRISONER, had me the most perplexed --- in a good way --- primarily because readers will be left wondering where exactly this novel is going, and they will feel like this right through to the very end.”

THE CLOISTERS, Katy Hays’ debut novel, is November’s Barnes & Noble Book Club selection and Jenna Bush Hager’s “Read with Jenna” Today Show Book Club pick.

Jenna says, “I have recommended it to everybody that I possibly can because I feel like it's the perfect mystery…. The book reminds me of The Talented Mr. Ripley, but with twists that are Gone Girl. It's a story about female ambition and what's permissible when one person is born on Park Avenue and given everything, and the other person has to work hard for what they want.”

On Tuesday, December 6th at 3pm ET, Barnes & Noble will host a live virtual event with Katy. She will be joined in the discussion by Shannon DeVito, the Director of Category Management at B&N, and Miwa Messer, B&N’s Editorial Director. Click here to sign up. We look forward to sharing our review of the book next week.

This month’s “Good Morning America” Book Club pick is SOMEDAY, MAYBE by debut novelist Onyi Nwabineli. Here’s how “GMA” describes the book: “The story dives into one of the most harrowing human fears: losing the person you love most to suicide. Nwabineli explores grief, loss and healing from the perspective of a young woman named Eve, who is part of a tight-knit Nigerian family when tragedy strikes. When Eve loses her husband to suicide, her idea of the world --- her happiness, her loving family and her doting husband --- shatters. How will Eve pick up the pieces of her life?”

Reese’s Book Club pick for November is TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS by Cheryl Strayed, a new edition of which has just released to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Reese says, “At the beginning of her career, Cheryl took on the persona of Sugar and wrote an advice column, Dear Sugar, that became a sensation. Sugar’s advice is no nonsense, poignant, soul-searching, grounded and fierce in so many loving ways. This edition even includes new essays. No matter who I give this book to, the response is always a Big THANK YOU for sharing Sugar’s wisdom and humor.”

For more November selections, including the Indie Next and LibraryReads lists, see our “Favorite Monthly Lists & Picks” feature here.

News & Pop Culture

“The White Lotus” on HBO: Season two promises to be just as crazy as season one. Be forewarned: I read that there is a lot more sex in season two, and episode one confirmed that.

“Dedicated with Doug Brunt”: I loved Douglas Brunt’s book, TROPHY SON, which came out in 2017. So I was happy to read that he is doing an author interview series. His latest two are with Nelson DeMille and Lee Child, both of whom are in his book club. Good listening! 

I just started to read the aforementioned THE LAST PARTY by Clare Mackintosh. I planned to get some reading done on the trip down here, but I ended up knitting and answering email. I bought some stunning Malabrigo mohair yarn and am making the Airplane Scarf by Alexandra Dane. I love the yarn I am working with.

I did some amaryllis shopping on Sunday. I love giving these as presents, so I bought dozens of bulbs that are sitting in the garage! There still are more to buy. I know that last year someone alerted me when the bulbs encased in wax were available at Trader Joe’s. I want to pick up some of those as well, so if you see them in the store, let me know!

We keep politics off this site, except for this one comment from me: Vote on Tuesday. We early-voted before we left. We are planning to be home by Monday night, but “just in case,” I am glad we thought ahead.

Read on, and have a great week + an extra hour.

Carol Fitzgerald (Carol@bookreporter.com)

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Featured Review: TRIPLE CROSS by James Patterson

TRIPLE CROSS: An Alex Cross Thriller by James Patterson (Thriller)
Audiobook available; read by Wayne Carr, Inger Tudor, Kiff VandenHeuvel and Mela Lee
A precise killer, he always moves under the cover of darkness, flawlessly triggering no alarms, leaving no physical evidence. Alex Cross and John Sampson aren’t the only ones investigating. Also in on this most intriguing case is the world’s bestselling true-crime author, who sees patterns everyone else misses. The writer, Thomas Tull, calls the Family Man murders the perfect crime story. He believes the killer may never be caught. Cross knows there is no perfect crime. And he’s going to hunt down the Family Man no matter what it takes. Until the Family Man decides to flip the narrative and bring down Cross and his family. Reviewed by Ray Palen.

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Featured Review: THE PRISONER by B. A. Paris

Featured Review: ENDLESS SUMMER by Elin Hilderbrand

ENDLESS SUMMER: Stories by Elin Hilderbrand (Fiction/Short Stories)
Audiobook available, read by Erin Bennett
Bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand revisits her most treasured and iconic characters in this magical collection of stories. Collected in a single volume for the first time, ENDLESS SUMMER ranges from fan favorites to original, never-before-seen works. In “The Surfing Lesson,” the marriage at the heart of BEAUTIFUL DAY crosses uncertain territory when Margot Carmichael encourages her husband to reunite with his ex-girlfriend. The legendary weekend of a Harvard-Yale football game in “The Tailgate” recharts the course of Matchmaker Dabney Kimball’s first --- and abiding --- true love. And in a brand-new novella, “Summer of ’89,” we reconnect with the Levin sisters, whose distant adult lives collide once again at a tumultuous family reunion on Nantucket. Reviewed by Bronwyn Miller.

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New Release Spotlight:
WEALTH MANAGEMENT by Edward Zuckerman

WEALTH MANAGEMENT by Edward Zuckerman (Thriller)
Audiobook available, read by Neil Shah
For fans of Jess Walter and Gary Shteyngart, WEALTH MANAGEMENT is a financial thriller featuring three Ivy League MBAs who must put their lopsided Love Triangle aside to snare international terrorists.

In the lush world banking capital of Geneva, Switzerland, three young wealth managers (Catherine, Majid and Rafe) are handling investments for clients with dubious pedigrees. When problems with troubled investments are “fixed” by murders and bombs, they come to suspect that their clients are Mafiosi and terrorists. But by then they are accomplices, and under threat, and have no easy way to back out.

Their efforts to save themselves --- and innocent lives --- are complicated by their being in a love triangle, by one of them secretly working with the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence to investigate the other two, and by the unexpected appearance of a detective from Nigeria who may or may not be in league with terrorists himself.

- Click here to read critical praise.
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Click here to read more in our New Release Spotlight.

Featured Review: BOLDLY GO
by William Shatner with Joshua Brandon

BOLDLY GO: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder by William Shatner with Joshua Brandon (Memoir/Essays)
Audiobook available, read by William Shatner
Long before Gene Roddenberry put him on a starship to explore the galaxy, long before he actually did venture to space, William Shatner was gripped by his own quest for knowledge and meaning. Though his eventful life has been nothing short of extraordinary, Shatner is still never so thrilled as when he experiences something that inspires him to simply say, “Wow.” Within these affecting, entertaining and informative essays, he demonstrates that astonishing possibilities and true wonder are all around us. By revealing stories of his life --- some delightful, others tragic --- Shatner reflects on what he has learned along the way to his ninth decade and how important it is to apply the joy of exploration to our own lives. Reviewed by Ron Kaplan (www.RonKaplansBaseballBookshelf.com).

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Featured Review: WHITE HORSE by Erika T. Wurth
November's Target Book Club Pick

WHITE HORSE by Erika T. Wurth (Supernatural Thriller/Horror)
Audiobook available, read by Tonantzin Carmelo
Kari James spends most of her time at her favorite spot in Denver, a bar called White Horse. There, she tries her best to ignore her past and the questions surrounding her mother who abandoned her when she was just two years old. But soon after her cousin, Debby, brings her a traditional bracelet that once belonged to Kari’s mother, Kari starts seeing disturbing visions of her mother and a mysterious creature. When the visions refuse to go away, she must uncover what really happened to her mother. Kari’s journey toward a truth long denied by both her family and law enforcement forces her to confront her dysfunctional relationships, thoughts about a friend she lost in childhood, and her desire for the one thing she’s always wanted but could never have. Reviewed by Norah Piehl.

- Click here to read more about the book.
- Click here to read an excerpt.
- Click here to see why the book is this month's Target Book Club pick.

Click here to read our review.

Featured Review: GILDED MOUNTAIN by Kate Manning

November’s New in Paperback Roundups

November’s Books on Screen Feature

More Reviews This Week

A STRANGE HABIT OF MIND: A Cameron Winter Mystery by Andrew Klavan (Hard-boiled Mystery)
Audiobook available, read by Adam Barr
The world of Big Tech is full of eccentric characters, but shamanic billionaire Gerald Byrne may be the strangest of the bunch. The founder of Byrner, a global social media platform, Byrne is known for speaking with vague profundity and dabbling in esoteric spiritual practices. And every person who gets in the way of his good work seems to die. When a former student commits suicide, English professor and ex-spy Cameron Winter takes it upon himself to understand why. The young man was expelled from the university in an unfortunate episode that left Winter sympathetic to his plight. After a prolonged silence, he reached out to his teacher with two words just before taking the fatal plunge from the roof of his San Francisco apartment: “Help me.” Reviewed by Ray Palen.

THE HOLLOW KIND by Andy Davidson (Gothic Horror/Thriller)
Audiobook available, read by Susie James
Nellie Gardner is looking for a way out of an abusive marriage when she learns that her long-lost grandfather, August Redfern, has willed her his turpentine estate. It turns out that the "estate" is a decrepit farmhouse on a thousand acres of old pine forest, but Nellie is so thrilled about the chance for a fresh start for her and her son that she doesn't notice there's something wrong with Redfern Hill. Something lurks beneath the soil, ancient and hungry, with the power to corrupt hearts and destroy souls. Reviewed by Sarah Rachel Egelman.

MARMEE by Sarah Miller (Historical Fiction)
Audiobook available, read by Kirsten Potter
In 1861, war is raging in the South, but in Concord, Massachusetts, Margaret March has her own battles to fight. With her husband serving as an army chaplain, the comfort and security of Margaret’s four daughters --- Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy --- now rest on her shoulders alone. Yet even with all that weighs upon her, Margaret longs to do more, so she fills her days with humdrum charity work. All of that is interrupted when she receives a telegram from the War Department, summoning her to her husband’s bedside in Washington, D.C. While she is away, Beth falls dangerously ill, forcing Margaret to confront the possibility that the price of her own generosity toward others may be her daughter’s life. Reviewed by Rebecca Munro.

EXCUSE ME WHILE I DISAPPEAR: Tales of Midlife Mayhem by Laurie Notaro (Humor/Essays)
Audiobook available, read by Hillary Huber
Laurie Notaro has proved everyone wrong: she didn’t end up in rehab, prison or cremated at a tender age. She just went gray. At past 50, every hair’s root is a symbol of knowledge (she knows how to use a landline), experience (she rode in a car with no seat belts) and superpowers (a gray-haired lady can get away with anything). Though navigating midlife is initially upsetting --- the cracking noises coming from her new old body, receiving regular junk mail from mortuaries --- Laurie accepts it. And then some. With unintentional abandon, she shoplifts a bag of russet potatoes, heckles a rude driver from her beat-up Prius, and engages in epic trolling on Nextdoor.com. That, says Laurie, is the brilliance of growing older. With each passing day, you lose an equivalent amount of fear. Reviewed by Barbara Bamberger Scott.

NAVIGATING GRIEF AND LOSS: 25 Buddhist Practices to Keep Your Heart Open to Yourself and Others by Kimberly Brown (Self-Help/Mental Health)
NAVIGATING GRIEF AND LOSS is a book for anyone who has experienced the pain of mourning, struggled to find a job, or is devastated by a bad breakup. It's a guidebook filled with relatable stories and practical meditations to help navigate the profound experience of death and loss. Filled with traditional Buddhist wisdom into the nature of life, each short chapter honestly describes a personal experience dealing with death or grief, followed by compassionate and mindful practices --- meditations, exercises or contemplations that readers can use to discover insights and truths, and bring comfort and friendship to their own struggles and sorrow. Reviewed by Harvey Freedenberg.

THE BODY FALLS: An Inishowen Mystery by Andrea Carter (Mystery)
Benedicta (Ben) O’Keeffe returns to Glendara, Inishowen, where a charity cycle event is taking place. But rain causes the cyclists to postpone the start of their event and stay overnight in the town. In the middle of the night, Police Sergeant Tom Molloy is called out to Mamore Gap. A body, dislodged from a high bank by the heavy rain, has fallen onto a passing vehicle. It is identified as Bob Jameson, a well-known charities boss and the organizer of the cycling event. Stunned, the local doctor finds evidence of a recent snakebite. Terrible weather persists, and soon bridges are down and roads are impassable. Glendara is completely cut off. Since there are no native snakes in Ireland, could there be a killer trapped in the community? Reviewed by L. Dean Murphy.

» Click here to read our interview with Andrea Carter.

LAVENDER HOUSE by Lev AC Rosen (Historical Mystery)
Audiobook available, read by Vikas Adam
Lavender House, 1952: the family seat of recently deceased matriarch Irene Lamontaine, head of the famous Lamontaine soap empire. Irene’s recipes for her signature scents are a well-guarded secret, but it's not the only one behind these gates. This estate offers a unique freedom, where none of the residents or staff hide who they are. But to keep their secret, they've needed to keep others out. And now they're worried they're keeping a murderer in. Irene’s widow hires Evander Mills to uncover the truth behind her mysterious death. Andy, recently fired from the San Francisco police after being caught in a raid on a gay bar, is happy to accept. However, he quickly finds himself a pawn in a family game of old money, subterfuge and jealousy --- and Irene’s death is only the beginning. Reviewed by Rebecca Munro.

ONE WOMAN'S WAR: A Novel of the Real Miss Moneypenny by Christine Wells (Historical Fiction)
Audiobook available, read by Saskia Maarleveld
From the author of SISTERS OF THE RESISTANCE comes the story of WWII British Naval Intelligence officer Victoire Bennett, the real-life inspiration for the James Bond character Miss Moneypenny, whose international covert operation is put in jeopardy when a volatile socialite and Austrian double agent threatens to expose the mission to German High Command. Reviewed by Pamela Kramer.

Next Week’s Notables:
Noteworthy Books Releasing on November 8th

Below are some notable titles releasing on November 8th that we would like to make you aware of. We will have more on many of these books in the weeks to come. For a list of additional hardcovers and paperbacks available the week of November 7th, see our “On Sale This Week” newsletter here.

BLOOD MOON by Heather Graham and Jon Land (Thriller)
The recipient of RWA’s Lifetime Achievement Award and ITW’s ThrillerMaster Award, Heather Graham is at the pinnacle of her career. Now she has teamed up with USA Today bestselling author Jon Land to continue the story of high school seniors Alex Chin and Samantha Dixon.

A CHRISTMAS DELIVERANCE by Anne Perry (Historical Mystery)
A courageous doctor and his apprentice fight to save London’s poor --- and discover that the hearts of men can be colder than a winter chill --- in this gripping holiday mystery from New York Times bestselling author Anne Perry.

CLIVE CUSSLER'S THE SEA WOLVES: An Isaac Bell Adventure by Jack Du Brul (Thriller/Adventure)
Detective Isaac Bell battles foreign spies, German U-boats and an old nemesis to capture a secret technology that could alter the outcome of World War I.

DAWNLANDS by Philippa Gregory (Historical Fiction)
Philippa Gregory’s Fairmile series continues as the fiercely independent Alinor and her family find themselves entangled in palace intrigue and political upheaval in 17th-century England.

DESERT STAR: A Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch Novel by Michael Connelly (Thriller)
LAPD detective Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch team up to hunt the brutal killer who is Bosch’s “white whale” --- a man responsible for the murder of an entire family.

FLIGHT by Lynn Steger Strong (Fiction)
Following WANT, Lynn Steger Strong once again turns her attention to the structural and systemic failings that are haunting Americans, but also to the ways in which family, friends and strangers can support each other through the gaps.

GALATEA: A Short Story by Madeline Miller (Historical Fiction)
GALATEA is an enchanting short story from Madeline Miller that boldly reimagines the myth of Galatea and Pygmalion, now in hardcover for the first time.

THE LAST PARTY by Clare Mackintosh (Psychological Thriller)
This first installment in Clare Mackintosh’s new DC Ffion Morgan series is about the murder of a local celebrity in small-town Wales --- a man everyone in the village had good cause to murder.

THE MAGIC KINGDOM by Russell Banks (Fiction)
From one of America’s most beloved storytellers comes a profound novel about belief, betrayal and the transformation of one corner of the country.

MURDER AT BLACK OAKS: A Robin Lockwood Novel by Phillip Margolin (Legal Thriller)
Attorney Robin Lockwood finds herself at an isolated retreat in the Oregon mountains, one with a tragic past and a legendary curse. She is surrounded by many suspects and confronted with an impossible crime.

NOVELIST AS A VOCATION written by Haruki Murakami, translated by Philip Gabriel and Ted Goossen (Literary Criticism/Essays)
The internationally bestselling author and famously private writer Haruki Murakami shares with readers his thoughts on the role of the novel in our society; his own origins as a writer; and his musings on the sparks of creativity that inspire other writers, artists and musicians.

NOW IS NOT THE TIME TO PANIC by Kevin Wilson (Fiction)
This exuberant, big-hearted novel is about two teenage misfits who spectacularly collide one fateful summer, and the art they make that changes their lives forever.

PERIL IN PARIS: A Royal Spyness Mystery by Rhys Bowen (Historical Mystery)
Lady Georgiana Rannoch and her dashing husband, Darcy, are awaiting a bundle of joy, but an unexpected trip to Paris will thrust them straight into a tangled web of international intrigue.

SECLUDED CABIN SLEEPS SIX by Lisa Unger (Psychological Thriller)
Three couples rent a luxury cabin in the woods for a weekend getaway to die for in this chilling locked-room thriller by New York Times bestselling author Lisa Unger.

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From left to right: Philippa Gregory, Michael Connelly, Clare Mackintosh

Upcoming Virtual Book and Author Events

As many book and author events are still happening online these days, we are highlighting a number of them that you may be interested in attending. Click on the links below for more info and to register.

Monday, November 7th at 7:30pm ET: “Lisa Live!”: Join Lisa Scottoline every Monday night starting November 7th as she hosts her weekly “Talking LOYALTY” video series and Facebook Live events leading up to the publication of her historical novel, LOYALTY, on March 28, 2023. And be sure to enter the LOYALTY Pre-order Sweepstakes!

Tuesday, November 8th at 3pm ET: Barnes & Noble Book Club: Join Barnes & Noble as they welcome Jess Kidd for a live book club event to discuss THE NIGHT SHIP, October's B&N Book Club pick. Jess will be in conversation with Shannon DeVito, the Director of Category Management at B&N, and Miwa Messer, B&N’s Editorial Director.

Tuesday, November 8th at 4pm ET: The Poisoned Pen Bookstore: Clare Mackintosh will discuss THE LAST PARTY, the first installment in her series starring DC Ffion Morgan, which has this intriguing tagline: At midnight, one of them is dead. By morning, all of them are suspects.

Wednesday, November 9th at 2pm ET: "Bookaccino Live: A Lively Talk About Books": Carol Fitzgerald will present titles coming out between November 8th and the end of the year, along with a few from January and February, that she would like to get on your radar.

Wednesday, November 9th at 7pm ET: "Friends and Fiction": The "Friends and Fiction" authors --- Mary Kay Andrews, Kristin Harmel, Kristy Woodson Harvey and Patti Callahan Henry --- will talk to Philippa Gregory about her latest novel, DAWNLANDS, the third installment in her Fairmile series. Here, the fiercely independent Alinor and her family find themselves entangled in palace intrigue and political upheaval in 17th-century England.

Thursday, November 10th at 1pm ET: The Poisoned Pen Bookstore: Philippa Gregory will discuss her new historical novel, DAWNLANDS, the continuation of her Fairmile series. She will be in conversation with special guest host Gareth Russell, author of THE SHIP OF DREAMS.

Friday, November 11th at 3pm ET: Barnes & Noble: Join Barnes & Noble as they welcome the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Harry Bosch series, Michael Connelly, for a live virtual discussion of his riveting new thriller, DESERT STAR, as part of the B&N Midday Mystery Virtual Event series. He will be in conversation with Lisa Scottoline.

 "Bookreporter Talks To" Videos & Podcasts

“Bookreporter Talks To” is a video and podcast series that delivers a long-form, in-depth author interview every week. For years, Carol has moderated book festivals and author events around the country. But we know that readers often do not live where they can attend an author event. Our goal is to bring these author interviews to readers, wherever they may be. Watch on video, or listen as a podcast. (The podcasts include audio excerpts.)

Here is our latest interview:

• Thrity Umrigar (HONOR) Video | Podcast

Other authors we've interviewed include:

• Julie Clark (THE LIES I TELL) Video | Podcast
• Alli Frank and Asha Youmans (NEVER MEANT TO MEET YOU) Video | Podcast
• Bonnie Garmus (LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY) Video | Podcast
• Jane Green (SISTER STARDUST) Video | Podcast
• Jennifer Hillier (THINGS WE DO IN THE DARK) Video | Podcast
• Sally Koslow (THE REAL MRS. TOBIAS) Video | Podcast
• Lynda Cohen Loigman (THE MATCHMAKER'S GIFT) Video | Podcast
• Sarah McCoy (MUSTIQUE ISLAND) Video | Podcast
• Meg Mitchell Moore (VACATIONLAND) Video | Podcast
• Chris Pavone (TWO NIGHTS IN LISBON) Video | Podcast
• Tom Perrotta (TRACY FLICK CAN'T WIN) Video | Podcast
• Kim Michele Richardson (THE BOOK WOMAN'S DAUGHTER) Podcast
• Katie Runde (THE SHORE) Video | Podcast
• Casey Sherman (HELLTOWN: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape Cod)
  Video | Podcast
• Amanda Eyre Ward (THE LIFEGUARDS) Video | Podcast

Upcoming interviews include:

• Jamie Fiore Higgins (BULLY MARKET: My Story of Money and Misogyny at Goldman Sachs)
• Scott Shepherd (SHOULD I FALL)

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