Maggie Haberman Knihy

From a Pulitzer-Prize-winning New York Times reporter who has uniquely defined Donald J. Trump's presidency comes a profound reckoning that transcends simplistic caricatures. This work chronicles Trump's rise in New York City, his tumultuous post-presidency, and the possibility of his comeback. Few journalists have covered Trump as extensively as Maggie Haberman, who offers deep insights into his motivations and the implications of the Trump phenomenon. Through hundreds of interviews, including multiple discussions with Trump himself, she paints a portrait of a complex figure—capable of kindness yet often resorting to cruelty, pugnacious, insecure, lonely, vindictive, and menacing. Smarter than critics suggest and colder than allies believe, Trump embedded himself in popular culture and laid the groundwork for a presidential run that began 30 years ago, ultimately pushing American democracy to the brink. The narrative of his life and presidency revolves around self-interest and survival. This account also explores the transactional relationships that shaped him, including those with girlfriends, political figures, and business partners. Haberman connects Trump's past behavior to his presidency, creating a definitive account of a consequential era in American political history.

Discover everything you ever wanted to know about the world's greatest novels. From medieval romances and tales of chivalry through the realist novels of the 19th century to experimental modernist works and today's explorations of the self, Great Novels explores the finest novels from around the world and through time. Tilt at windmills with Don Quixote, experience heartbreak with Tolstoy, discover the society in which Jane Austen lived, and delve into the complex rites of passage experienced by characters in modern novels. Find out what inspired writers to create their masterpieces, what their aims were, and how they set about writing them. Organised chronologically and covering the whole range of literary styles, Great Novels takes you into the pages of the world's seminal novels, ranging from the entertaining adventures of Cervantes' errant knight through classics such as Great Expectations and Madame Bovary, to modern novels such as To the Lighthouse, The Outsider, Beloved, and Wolf Hall. Stunning images of the original manuscripts, first editions, and authors are complemented by extracts and quotations, while illustrated features set the novels in their literary and historical context. Essential for everyone who loves books, Great Novels provides a fascinating overview of how the genre has developed through the ages and celebrates the perennial, life-affirming pleasures of reading.

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Maxwell Conroe's Mind Twisters are short stories aimed at teasing the reader's imagination and stimulating their thoughts in a new direction. These narrations affirm his craftsmanship as a concurrent master writer of short stories and thought-provoking essays. Maxwell's stories tell us that we should not limit our thought processes to rational thinking only, but must leave room for unbridled imagination. Embrace the genius of Jodorowsky's Panic Theater and Maxwell's guerilla-writing technique. Meet Cadmus, the purported Phoenician inventor of our alphabet. Learn how Dahl's writing debut was lavishly sponsored by the British Foreign Office, and how he came up with another story. Fact and fiction blend seamlessly in Maxwell's mind-twisting stories.

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