Adam Sobsey

I was interviewed & my memoir 'A Jewish Appendix' sensitively discussed by the wonderful @indyweek writer @LenaRoseGeller: https://t.co/NEQtqKPsm1 My book was published 4 days ago. Get a copy! https://t.co/rPWQlTbwLd #Memoir #JewishLit

I was lucky to receive such perceptive attention from a reader & writer so gifted.

Writers dream of such generous and sensitive treatment. Thank you @LenaRoseGeller & @indyweek. My book ‘A Jewish Appendix’ is out now: https://t.co/rPWQlTbwLd

Sarah Edwards @eddy_sarah

an extremely thoughtful interview by @LenaRoseGeller on @sobsey's memoir that "defies easy categorization" - on synchronicities, open doors, and the weight of history. really glad to have spent time with this! https://t.co/PxpDtYffL1

It was a *major* delight to interview (my hero(ine)) Neko Case. We discussed, among other things, her new memoir, rage, forgiveness, Dexter Romweber & so much more. For the Missouri Review: https://t.co/ionEPVX1j9

And, to complete the @LAReviewofBooks writers/Jews sequence, here is my essay about a non-Jewish writer so obsessed w/ Jews that things get, well, complicated. Me on W.G. Sebald: https://t.co/rBuEvelaGY

While we're at it, speaking of @LAReviewofBooks essays and Jews, here is me on James Salter, reviewing a vexing new-ish biography/study of Salter by one of his admirers -- or is that enviers? https://t.co/BwcWk6IcVh

Also, with Kieran Culkin winning yet another award for 'A Real Pain,' check out my @LAReviewofBooks essay on the movie & my own search for Jewish roots in Eastern Europe: https://t.co/9mzsmFaXoo

With Rain Parade's 'Emergency 3rd Rail Power Trip,' one of the greatest psychedelic pop albums ever, recently reissued, I wrote about the Paisley Underground, LA's early-80s music scene that has been surprisingly durable. For @LAReviewofBooks: https://t.co/aVRsv4JZyF

RT @LAReviewofBooks: "The Paisley Underground may have been populated by the children of punk, but they rebelled against the rebels who beg…

RT @LAReviewofBooks: "What began for me as nothing like a roots trip had now become one, intensely, painfully, as I visited place after pla…

For @LAReviewofBooks, I wrote about the BAFTA-winning movie 'A Real Pain' & its resonances with my own search for Jewish roots & inheritance of epigenetic trauma: https://t.co/9mzsmFapyQ

My memoir 'A Jewish Appendix' will be published in less than a month, and I'm already out there with it. Find out where here: https://t.co/lE3p6SF7Vx

My search for roots goes deeper in my book 'A Jewish Appendix,' out in one month from @SpuytenDyvil. Preorder it! https://t.co/KSN6yUd9j9

Los Angeles Review of Books @LAReviewofBooks

"A few years ago, like the characters in 'A Real Pain,' I went to the Old Country to see where my Jewish ancestors had come from." @sobsey on "A Real Pain" and his own relationship to his Jewish roots. https://t.co/5APyDyCoD0 https://t.co/YXpnBUfeD0

Today, 'A Real Pain' won BAFTAs for Jesse Eisenberg's screenplay & Kieran Culkin's performance. I wrote about the epigenetic trauma at the film's heart, its peculiarly 'Jewish' (non-)ending, & my own search for Jewish roots, for @lareviewofbooks https://t.co/Bj0Mynuskh

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I reviewed 'I Wouldn’t Say It If It Wasn’t True,' the new memoir by indie rock legend Steve Wynn, founder of the Dream Syndicate. It's a book full of regrets that ends with Wynn's claim that he has no regrets (!?). For @SpectrumCulture: https://t.co/FXilMeCpPF

I reviewed “Having a Rave-Up!“— Cherry Red Records’ exemplary compilation of the British R&B sounds of 1964, when the Rolling Stones, not the Beatles, were voted the UK’s best band. You can hear why in this anthology. It’s a treasure. @spectrumculture: https://t.co/BKG0apUDTd