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"The Book of Ayn" author @LexiFreiman explains why she chose Ayn Rand as a centerpiece for her book about narcissism and cancel culture
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"The Book of Ayn" author @LexiFreiman explains why she chose Ayn Rand as a centerpiece for her book about narcissism and cancel culture
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Full interview with @LexiFreiman:
youtu.be/X8UknRzaTzY
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TONIGHT! Author @LexiFreiman sits down with Jordan Klepper to discuss her latest novel “The Book of Ayn”
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NBD just @LexiFreiman on @TheDailyShow tomorrow night!!! 😭
Tune in to watch her talk about The Book of Ayn (@CatapultStory) with @jordanklepper! TV baby!!
Switching things up to keep you on your toes: @jordanklepper is hosting Mon-Weds, and @jonstewart is on Thursday! Get tickets here: dailyshowtickets.com
Please watch/pray for me 🙏
Switching things up to keep you on your toes: @jordanklepper is hosting Mon-Weds, and @jonstewart is on Thursday! Get tickets here: dailyshowtickets.com
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"Freiman is less interested in evangelizing self-reliance than in playfully dramatizing the triumphs and errors that attend a bootstrapping individual’s endeavors in self-help."
Read @stephengadubato review of @LexiFreiman latest novel in COMPACT: compactmag.com/article/flush…
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.@LexiFreiman joins @MedayaO and @EHNewman on this week's #LARBRadioHour to talk her new novel, "The Book of Ayn." A punchy satire of contemporary life, the story centers on Anna, a writer who takes a shine to Ayn Rand’s ideal of “rational selfishness.” lareviewofbooks.org/av/lexi-…
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The creep novel, at its best, understands that each individual is a combination of watcher and watched—a revelation that still passes for a feminist statement.
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@LexiFreiman spent a month eating alone every night at the same restaurant in Budapest. Read her essay reflecting on the experience: "I wasn’t afraid of loneliness; I was in Hungary after all. But dining alone had a starker quality."
trib.al/j9m4t72
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Thursday reads: @LexiFreiman for @TheCut, @_HelenDale for @LawLiberty, @BilgeEbiri for @Slate, @RyanHockensmith for @espn, @bealoayza for @thenation, @nickripatrazone for @BulwarkOnline, @3xchair for @NRO, @katrosenfield for @unherd, and many others.
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@LexiFreiman spent a month eating alone every night at the same restaurant in Budapest. Read her essay reflecting on the experience: "I wasn’t afraid of loneliness; I was in Hungary after all. But dining alone had a starker quality."
trib.al/35rWoAZ
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50 pages in and I can say that @stephengadubato & @RossBarkan are right. This is very good.
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Reading @LexiFreiman’s The Book of Ayn and it is extremely good and funny. Highly recommend
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“Lexi Freiman shitposts from the bottom of her heart.”
Read @my19thcentury's review of @LexiFreiman's THE BOOK OF AYN (@CatapultStory) in the new issue of Bookforum: bit.ly/40LrwW9
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My reading recommendation for today's @reason Roundtable will be The Book of Ayn, by @LexiFreiman. It's a 360-degree satire of the current woke moment in publishing, celebrity, and sexual politics, plus a great riff on #AynRand to boot (who was either the first girl boss or just bossy). Subscribe to pod to get it auto-delivered this afternoon, on whatever service you prefer: reason.com/podcasts/the-reas…
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thanks to @LexiFreiman for coming on the pod to discuss her novel The Book of Ayn published by @CatapultStory
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