Adam Cohen
Co-Editor at The National Book Review
N.Y. Times & Time alum. Author: "Supreme Inequality: The Supreme Court's Fifty-Year Battle for a More Unjust America." "Impressive and necessary" -- N.Y. Times
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2 weeks ago |
thenationalbookreview.com | Adam Cohen
Alice Austen’s staggering debut novel 33 Place Brugmann, set during the Nazi invasion of Belgium, alternates narrators between residents of the titular Brussels apartment as each one; Jewish and gentile, European and American, children and adults; reckon with what their future under occupation may look like and what they must do to survive it.
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1 month ago |
thenationalbookreview.com | Adam Cohen
Several years ago, I attended a riveting Chicago Public Library event for Donna Seaman’s groundbreaking book, Identity Unknown: Rediscovering Seven American Women Artists. In person, Seaman exudes a quiet intensity, easily ignited by her many interests, and marked by her quick wit. In the huge auditorium, to a rapt audience, she shared photographs and tales of the seven accomplished artists she had spent years researching.
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2 months ago |
thenationalbookreview.com | Adam Cohen
The figure at the center of Sasha Vasilyuk’s stunning debut novel Your Presence is Mandatory is Yefim Shulman: a veteran, academic, and patriarch of a Ukrainian Jewish family. Following his death, Yefim’s family discovers that he had been taken prisoner by the Nazis while serving in World War II, a secret he had kept his entire adult life. Shocked and confused, his family must now reckon with what this discovery reveals about their father, their country, and themselves.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Adam Cohen |Gabriel Pardo
Adam’s JournalThroughout the NFL season and now the playoffs, I’ve noticed an occasional player wearing what appears to be an oversized helmet. When I did a quick internet search, I found that these were “Guardian Caps,” padded helmet covers that football players can use to protect themselves from brain injuries. Do they work? Dr. Pardo PrescribesThe caps, produced by Guardian Sports, add a layer of foam to the outside of the helmet.
REVIEW: An Extraordinary Story of Land, Money, and Energy in the New West — The National Book Review
Jan 13, 2025 |
thenationalbookreview.com | Adam Cohen
By Ann FabianThere’s a note “about the author” at the end of Amy Gamerman’s remarkable book, The Crazies: The Catttleman, the Wind Prospector and a War Out West. Gamerman “has written about real estate and culture for the Wall Street Journal for more than two decades”—twin beats that have given her a perfect skill set for this meticulously reported story about a decades-long lawsuit over wind turbines in the shadows of Montana’s Crazy Mountains.
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