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Adam Rugnetta

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Author of Beyond Choice; An Expat Dilemma in Delhi. Has lived and worked abroad since 1996.

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What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami
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Black Bag by Luke Kennard
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My book of the year. I'm not sure I can recommend a book about a struggling actor who takes a role wearing a black bag at a university, as part of an experiment, to everyone, but I definitely loved it. By page one I was hooked by the protagonist's wi ...more
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Dear Monica Lewinsky by Julia Langbein
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War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
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It took me all summer, but I’m glad I read War and Peace. I’d read it years ago, but this time I kept a running file with Claude and asked it all my questions along the way. It made me appreciate the book even more.

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Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy
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A quick page turner. Girl has affair with her teacher and cliche things happen, but besides being entertaining the author drops a few unique ideas in like:

“… the peace and freedom that can only come from lowering your expectations of someone. From le
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Limonov by Emmanuel Carrère
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A book about “ a romantic, dangerous life, a life that dared to engage directly with history”.

Also about the kind of life only Russia can produce. Half fascist, have nationalist who cares more about fame than either of those ideas, but can write, at
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Catherine Belton
“This book is the story of that system – the rise to power of Putin’s KGB cohort, and how they mutated to enrich themselves in the new capitalism. It is the story of the hurried handover of power between Yeltsin and Putin, and of how it enabled the rise of a ‘deep state’ of KGB security men that had always lurked in the background during the Yeltsin years, but now emerged to monopolise power for at least twenty years – and eventually to endanger the West.”
― Catherine Belton, Putin's People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took On the West

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