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Pro tip: pretty much all of Gladwell's books started as an article in the New Yorker. If you read the article, you can pretty much skip the book.
by drumdance 14y ago
Pro tip: pretty much all of Gladwell's books started as an article in the New Yorker. If you read the article, you can pretty much skip the book.
- danso 14y agoPro-tip: virtually all non fiction books start off as articles, though the New Yorker has a much higher rate than other news orbs. Typically, in a long form story, the printed matter is directly dependent on just about 1% of the body of research and interviewing you actually did. To put it another way, think of how much the LOTR movies left out.
- drumdance 14y agoI was talking about Malcolm Gladwell specifically.