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Luke Barr

@lukebarr

Author of RITZ & ESCOFFIER: The Hotelier, the Chef, and the Rise of the Leisure Class, and the NYTimes bestseller PROVENCE, 1970

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@simon_sellars (@simon_sellars) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“When you invent the ship, you invent the shipwreck; when you invent the plane you invent the plane crash; & when you invent electricity, you invent electrocution. Every technology carries its own negativity, invented at the same time as technical progress.” - Paul Virilio R.I.P

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This is critical exchange. Kavanaugh is clearly lying about Renate. It is obvious to anyone who has ever been in high school or college that this was sexual shaming, calling her easy. He's lying. Lying when everyone knows it.

Aevitas Creative (@aevitascreative) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As if we needed further proof that librarians know best: L.A. Public Library's list of 2018's best nonfiction includes Sandeep Jauhar's HEART, Luke Barr's RITZ AND ESCOFFIER, and Parker Posey's YOU'RE ON AN AIRPLANE! lapl.org/collections-re…

Good Food (@kcrwgoodfood) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Author Luke Barr tells the story of the partnership between Ritz and Escoffier that led to the world’s first luxury hotel: kcrw.com/culture/shows/…

Lila Harron Battis (@lilabattis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My main takeaway after reading that letter to Erdogan is that if this is how world leaders are allowed to communicate then I have REALLY been overthinking all my emails...

Aevitas Creative (@aevitascreative) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📃✒️ According to Publishers Weekly, Nathan Raab's "genuine love of history radiates from the page" in his "brisk and entertaining" THE HUNT FOR HISTORY, written with Luke Barr and out today from Scribner! 📃✒️ publishersweekly.com/978-1-5011-989…

Pulp Librarian (@pulplibrarian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the 1970s a fascinating engineering battle took place between America and Japan for control of the future. The prize was the world we live in now. And one of the key battles took place on your wrist. This is the story of the digital watch war... #FridayFeeling

In the 1970s a fascinating engineering battle took place between America and Japan for control of the future. The prize was the world we live in now. And one of the key battles took place on your wrist.

This is the story of the digital watch war... #FridayFeeling
Tim Miller (@timodc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Y'all - check out this new @RVAT2020 video from Tommy - replete with a perfect West Texas accent. Tommy voted for Trump, has never voted for a Democrat in his life, but this year he'll be supporting Joe Biden. "Look this is nuts. We've had enough." - USED TO BE G.O.P.