5 HOT BOOKS: Black Power vs. Civil Rights, How to Talk About Identity, and More thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

"Relentlessly practical, yet dexterously blending research and case studies." Wonderful to see SAY THE RIGHT THING featured on National Book Review as one of "5 hot books"! Atria Books thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

Q&A: A Presidents Day Talk on "Mary Lincoln, Demystified" thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

5 HOT BOOKS: The Real Causes of Poverty, Living with a Stutter, and More thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

REVIEW: The Supreme Court is on a Mission -- to Veer Ever More Sharply Rightward thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

Thanks to Adam Cohen and the National Book Review for this fun Q&A -- Why Incremental Change May Be the Best Way to Make Things Better thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/… Adam Cohen National Book Review Aubrey Fox Oxford Politics

5 HOT BOOKS: A Horrific Story of a Family's Murder-Suicide, the Life of a Gang Leader, and More thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

REVIEW: How Lincoln Won at the 1860 GOP Convention--and How it Paved the Way for What Followed thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

My latest piece on Ed Achorn The Lincoln Miracle, a riveting account of the 1860 Republican Convention, replete with all the bribery, patronage, rumors, back-stabbing, whiskey, cigars, and political calculus at our most consequential Presidential nomination. Grove Atlantic

“Recounts the artful maneuvering that enabled a coarse, little-known… circuit court lawyer to best several nationally prominent politicians… A grand book documenting a milestone.” At National Book Review, Jim Swearingen 🇺🇸🇧🇲🇸🇳 on Ed Achorn’s THE LINCOLN MIRACLE! thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

Ann Fabian reviewed David Grann’s The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder for National Book Review ow.ly/8RQU50NRLQ2

Q&A: Roy Peter Clark Talks About Writing in a Time of Uncertainty and Unrest thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

5 HOT BOOKS: An Eye-Opening MLK Biography, Pioneering Women Journalists, and More thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

“If Holden Caulfield had been dropped into the Obama era, he might be Foster Dade, the protagonist of nash jenkins🕴’ exhilarating debut novel…full of wit, enriched by social insights about class, masculinity, and adolescence.” National Book Review thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

My latest piece on VA sen. John Randolph's deathbed manumission of 400 slaves. National Book Review @liverightpub REVIEW: A Virginia Slaveowner Freed His Slaves. The Rest of the Story is Complicated. thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

NBCC member Robert Allen Papinchak reviewed Lorrie Moore’s "I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home" for National Book Review: thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

New! For the National Book Review, I wrote about Jennifer Pahlka's new book, Recoding America: An Obama Administration Veteran Explains How Government Can Do Better National Book Review Jennifer Pahlka thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

Such a great point from my talented co-editor Greg Berman in his must read National Book Review review of Jennifer Pahlka's new book. Adam Cohen

Thanks to the @thenationalbook review for including Country and Midwestern (a "richly textured cultural history") as one of "5 HOT BOOKS" out now: thenationalbookreview.com/features/2023/…

With the presidential campaign heating up, we spoke with Dr. Lindsay M. Chervinsky, director of the The George Washington Presidential Library, about her new book on the large role John Adams played in defining the American Presidency (Washington was great--but he shouldn't get all the credit) thenationalbookreview.com/features/2024/…