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Mashup Score: 3FREE AGENTS | Kirkus Reviews - 2 year(s) ago
A geneticist and neuroscientist presents a thorough scientific exploration and defense of free will.
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Mashup Score: 1FRAGMENTED | Kirkus Reviews - 2 year(s) ago
A reflective doctor uses moving stories to reveal huge gaps and potential fixes in the deeply flawed American health care system.
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"Yurkiewiczās poignant prose reads like a novel, knitting patient and personal stories with an honest insiderās evaluation of a highly problematic system." Thanks @KirkusReviews for this beautiful review of my book. https://t.co/boAU87XSAI (Preorder now!)
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Mashup Score: 33THE SONG OF THE CELL | Kirkus Reviews - 3 year(s) ago
A luminous journey into cellular biology.
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The first review of my new book, The Song of the Cell. Almost the end of the road. Putting in last few corrections/changes....phew !! https://t.co/xlR9iDn6Ix
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Mashup Score: 1THE WORK WIFE | Kirkus Reviews - 3 year(s) ago
Inside the perfectly curated fortress of privilege that is the estate of a Hollywood billionaire, threatening tremors of a #MeToo earthquake are felt.
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Congratulations to my amazingly talented dear friend, ā¦ā¦@alisonbhartā© āRiveting details of a fascinating hidden world support a ruthless takedown of misogyny and entitlement. One hell of a debut.ā THE WORK WIFE | Kirkus Reviews #TheWorkWife https://t.co/7lsKTOhZYj
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Mashup Score: 9THE BOYS | Kirkus Reviews - 3 year(s) ago
A quirky coupleās decision to foster 8-year-old twins ends up driving them apart.
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Another great pre-pub review of my wife @katiehafner's novel, "The Boys" @KirkusReviews. "There's a lot to love in this book... filled with clever invention & loopy charm...and a growing pile of unanswered questions that will keep you flying through it..." https://t.co/snA6uoBupe
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Mashup Score: 1THE SONG OF OUR SCARS | Kirkus Reviews - 3 year(s) ago
An investigation of a little-understood sensation.
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The first review for The Song of Our Scars, out April 19, was posted in @KirkusReviews and I am so grateful for it! "A clear and timely examination of the complexities of pain" Review here https://t.co/uDbrOF25Ba Preorder here https://t.co/jb2SzBTAz7 https://t.co/nuRqbMjVqV
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Mashup Score: 6150 Most Anticipated Fall Books | Kirkus Reviews - 3 year(s) ago
Weekly book lists of exciting new releases, bestsellers, classics, and more. The lists are curated by the editors of Kirkus Reviews.
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RT @ChuckWendig: Oh hello. DUST & GRIM is on Kirkusā Most Anticipated Fall Books list?? https://t.co/7qpadMcTyz https://t.co/rIvp9AQ97b
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Mashup Score: 0ONE BY ONE BY ONE | Kirkus Reviews - 4 year(s) ago
A close-up, personal look back at humanitarian efforts through the eyes of a doctor who has worked in Haiti and other areas of the world in desperate need of medical care.
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...and in @KirkusReviews https://t.co/cgMBLonare
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Mashup Score: 0ONE BY ONE BY ONE | Kirkus Reviews - 4 year(s) ago
A close-up, personal look back at humanitarian efforts through the eyes of a doctor who has worked in Haiti and other areas of the world in desperate need of medical care.
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Thank you to @KirkusReviews for this starred review of One by One by One, stories of #neurology, #globalhealth, #socialjustice and the pursuit of #healthequity working with @PIH. Grateful to @HarperOneBooks for helping me bring this book to life! šš https://t.co/cgMBLonare
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Mashup Score: 3RADIO FREE ALBEMUTH | Kirkus Reviews - 4 year(s) ago
This unpublished (c. 1976) semi-autobiographical novel, like The Divine Invasion (1981) and The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (1982), presents Dick (1928-82) in his latter-day role as a religious explicator; and formulates, in science-fictional guise, his notions on the identity and purpose of Godāall set against the familiar Dick backdrop of creeping fascism, thought control and governmental…
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In my list of books where PKD anticipated our present, it was criminal to leave out Radio Free Albemuth. I couldnāt remember this morning which book featured President Farris F Fremont. https://t.co/ov9hn2ayr2 https://t.co/EAOzFZ1Ib0
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Really delighted with this very positive (starred) Kirkus review of Free Agents! š https://t.co/SloEWb3ZGQ #kirkusreviews