Narrow Your Search
(Author:"Remnick, David") AND DateRange:"Older Than 5 Yrs"Date Range+/-
publication+/-
section+/-
JLG Selection+/-
starred+/-
grade+/-
Search Results - (Author:"Remnick, David") AND DateRange:"Older Than 5 Yrs"
22 results
 Book |
Lenin's Tomb: The Last Days of the Soviet Empireby Remnick, David |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 CD |
The BridgeThe Life and Rise of Barack Obamaby Remnick, David |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
Disquiet, Please!More Humor Writing from The New Yorkerby Remnick, David & Finder, HenryThe New Yorker is, of course, a bastion of superb essays, influential investigative journalism, and insightful arts criticism. But for eighty years, it’... |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
Book |
Secret IngredientsThe New Yorker Book of Food and Drinkby Remnick, DavidSince its earliest days, The New Yorker has been a tastemaker–literally. As the home of A. J. Liebling, Joseph Wechsberg, and M.F.K. Fisher, who practic... |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
Reportingwritings from The New Yorkerby Remnick, David |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
Book |
The Complete New YorkerEighty Years of the Nation's Greatest Magazineby Remnick, David |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
Fierce pajamasan anthology of humor writing from the New Yorkerby Remnick, David & Finder, Henry |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
The new gilded agethe New Yorker looks at the culture of affluenceby Remnick, David |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
Wonderful TownNew York Stories from The New Yorkerby Remnick, David & Daly, Tyne & Morton, Joe & and others.Jerome, TimothyRead by Joe Morton, Timothy Jerome, and Maria TucciSix Cassettes, 10 hoursAnthologized from the reigning literary magazine of the century - and in honor of its... |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |
|
 Book |
Life StoriesProfiles from The New Yorker (Life Stories)by Remnick, David & Bosco, Philip & Irving, Amy & White, Alton FitzgeraldWay back in 1926 the founding editor of The New Yorker suggested that the title Profiles be registered with the copyright bureau. Harold Ross had ample reason,... |
Reviewed In:Library Journal |