Check out Lawrence Wright's recent "Ask Me Anything" that he hosted on Reddit
Sonali Deraniyagala writes today in The New York Times that “Wright’s storytelling dexterity makes all this come alive,” and “keeps us hooked with his details.”
Reviews are already in for The Plague Year and they’re looking good. The Booklist starred review says it’s “by far the best book yet on COVID-19.” Minneapolis Star-Tribune says, “Wright is at his commanding best.” Boston Globe deems the book an “incredibly crafted telling.” Below you can find a link to these reviews and more information about purchasing "The Plague Year"
Check out the reviews for "The Plague Year" and see purchase info here ⟶
Wright will discuss his prescient new book with Nicholas Kristof via Zoom.
Wright sits down with WBUR’s On Point to discuss the 15th anniversary of 9/11, his new book The Terror Years, and where we are now, in the age of terrorism.
Don’t miss Wright’s recent appearance on NPR’s news show, All Things Considered.
A Note from Lawrence Wright
My piece on the five families of reporters and aid workers captured in Syria. Most emotional piece I've ever done:
Wright appears on PBS Newshour to discuss the missing pages in the 9/11 report, as discussed in his recent post at NewYorker.com.
Newshour: Classified pages of a 9/11 report may implicate key U.S. ally ⟶
Why are twenty-eight pages of Congress’s report on the attacks still classified?
Novelist Emma Straub ranks Going Clear as the #3 book to read if you’re NOT going on vacation this summer. Something about how creepy Florida religious compounds can be, apparently.
Publisher’s Weekly: 10 Books to Read If You’re Not Traveling This Summer ⟶
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