Christopher Caldwell
American conservative journalist; a contributing writer for The New York Times, contributing editor at the Claremont Review of Books, and author of Reflections on the Revolution in Europe (2009) and The Age of Entitlement (2020).
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Recommends Ball Four
And and um and then I guess if if I could recommend a baseball book, a book that really sort of changed the way I sort of I don't know [snorts] look at both sports and writing is is Ball Four by Jim Boutton. I don't know if you know that book, but
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Recommends Common Ground
Anthony Lucas's Common Ground, which is a book about busing in Boston. And um which is kind of the first um political event that I have any memory of from, you know, from being a child.
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Recommends The Gulag Archipelago
Oh, I think everyone should read the Gulag Archipelago. I think that that is such a wonderful book. I I And this is Alexander Soljaniten. It's a It's a story of his time in the, you know, a Soviet prison camp, but it's so much more than that. It's three volumes. It's got a history of Russia. It's got a history of the Soviet Union. It's got um well, it's got it's got poetry.
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