You and my agent both.
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I’m going to go out on a limb that my favorite is the next one. I don’t have any idea what it’s about, but I am anxiously awaiting its publication.
Very nice of you to say. The research journey for Splendid and the Vile was utterly engaging. Got to spend time at the Churchill Archives Center at Cambridge University and the National Archives of the UK in Kew. Amazing.
Erik Larson’s research skills are mic drop impressive. His editors must love him. @exlarson @ZacharyPetit @WritersDigest writersdigest.com/be-inspire…
Thanks for telling me.
Dear @exlarson I’ve read them all. And thought Devil was my favorite until now. Thunderstruck is a treasure beyond measure. Masterful. Thank you
Concur. I think future historians will look back at this period with wonder--and not the good kind.
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A dentist in NYC about a month ago.
She was reading one of your books.
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Will miss you. What a run!
Will miss you. What a run!
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NEWS: I’m stepping down as host of All Things Considered and Sources & Methods.
25 yrs since I first set foot in this newsroom! I'll continue to contribute interviews; NPR remains a place where I can do the kind of work I came to journalism to do. Now, on to the next adventure.
Wait. What dentist? Was I whimpering with fear?
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Thank you for hiring Mr. Scott Brick for the narration of your work. I can finally listen to your books. He brings life and warmth to the story.
My friend saw you at the dentist. 🦷 🤣
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