Linda Kinstler
Writer; contributing writer at The New York Times Magazine, author of Come to This Court and Cry: How the Holocaust Ends (2022), and winner of a 2023 Whiting Award in nonfiction.
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Recommends Crossing the Red Line
It's called Crossing the Red Line um by Akbar Shahid Ahmed which is about the Biden administration's uh shifts in policy towards Gaza and precisely how that played out and you know, I was just reading it on the train here and it is a very in in-depth reportage about how the kind of red line was um ignored uh and how they kind of set
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Recommends The Divided City
The first book I would recommend is it's called The Divided City by Nicole Loraux um who was a kind of French scholar to gorgeous writer and it's this book that talks about the inherent division of politics and how you can overcome it and historically it's it's a it's a takes us back to the classics to ancient Athens that is the titular divided city and speaks about you know, the difficulty of coming together after a moments of profound rupture.
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Site lindakinstler.com Her site: book, writing and podcasts
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