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Adam Wagner
7 books recommended
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Recommended Books
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Enlightenment Now
22 recs
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Invisible Women
Invisible Women
9 recs
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I Married a Communist
I Married a Communist
1 recs
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A Thousand Small Sanities
1 recs
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Portnoy's Complaint
Portnoy's Complaint
1 recs
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Source & Proof
Enlightenment Now80% Confidence
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Invisible Women80% Confidence
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I Married a Communist80% Confidence
“... if you’re a quick reader (don’t bother sleeping!) then crack on with Sabbath’s Theatre, I Married a Communist, some of the Zuckerman books, maybe a quick sniff of his last shorter books. Stop what you’re doing now and get on with it!”
A Thousand Small Sanities80% Confidence
“Happy #WorldBookDay! Here are some books human rights and liberalism which I have enjoyed over the past few years”
Portnoy's Complaint80% Confidence
“Ok everyone, you can take the rest of the month off. Buy some provisions and a big stack of Philip Roth books. Start with The Human Stain or Portnoy’s Complaint and get reading some of the funniest, most intelligent and most excruciatingly honest books ever written. #RIP”
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