Jesse Kornbluth's Books
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The Collaborative HabitThe sequel to Twyla Tharp’s acclaimed national bestseller, The Creative Habit, explores the art of working with othersRead More
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Huffington Post, February 1, 2010
...At $10 to $14 million, it was the most expensive television pilot ever made by a network --- so expensive that ABC fired the executive who authorized it before the premiere was broadcast. O ye of little faith! Lost was an immediate hit in 2004,...
Huffington Post, January 28, 2010
..."The greatest mind ever to stay in prep school," Norman Mailer said of him, and for a lot of people, that's pretty much the line on Salinger. He wrote , then went off to live in the New Hampshire woods. He was --- as he wished --- pretty much ignored,...
Huffington Post, January 14, 2010
...I can't be the only one who noticed the juxtaposition of photographs in the news. In Washington, four Wall Street CEOs, sleek in Dunhill suits and Lobb shoes, testified that they bore no responsibility for the worst economic crisis in 70 years. In Haiti,...
Huffington Post, January 4, 2010
...--- exactly fifty years ago --- Albert Camus had a train ticket to Paris in his pocket. But he chose to travel with a friend who drove a Facel-Vega, a car so luxurious and high-powered its ads boasted it was "For the Few Who Own the Finest". The driver...
Huffington Post, December 7, 2009
...She kept 300 snails as pets. She drank a quart of gin a day. She considered robbery worse than murder. She left the United States to live in Europe because of what she called "the Negro problem" --- by which she did not mean discrimination against...
Huffington Post, December 4, 2009
...a Hungarian stepfather both of whom had a powerful aesthetic. She was emo... Related Blogs On Huffington Post: Jesse Kornbluth: Holidays '09: Ten Books I'll Bet No One Else Will Suggest The whole and entire point of HeadButler.com is to identify books...
Huffington Post, November 18, 2009
...I came to Cormac McCarthy so late that the first book of his I tried to read was "No Country for Old Men". It was so silly I had to put it down. Forget the very satisfying violence and the plot about stolen money. Consider the Texas sheriff who meditates...
Huffington Post, November 14, 2009
...Two guys I didn't know asked me to write a piece about men for an anthology about Good Men. I have learned to be cautious......
Huffington Post, November 5, 2009
...book has been compared by many to the classic To Kill a Mockingbird . One such comparison comes from Jesse Kornbluth, writing for the Huffington Post , who says that " The Help is about something. That is, something real . Something that matters . Most...
Huffington Post, November 5, 2009
...Of all the towering figures of the twentieth century, both good and evil, Winston Churchill was the most valuable to humanity, and also the most likable. It is a joy to write his life, and to read about it. None holds more lessons, especially for youth:...
Beliefnet, October 31, 2009
...Hays's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics. Related Topics: News ARTICLE Swami Uptown Archive: March 2005 Jesse Kornbluth's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics. Related Topics: News ARTICLE Loose Canon Archive: January...
The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed, January 4, 2010
...On January 4, 1960 --- exactly fifty years ago --- Albert Camus had a train ticket to Paris in his pocket. But he chose to travel with a friend who drove a Facel-Vega, a car so luxurious and high-powered its ads boasted it was "For the Few Who Own the...
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