On the road again
I had to cut the LA and Florida trips of my book tour for family reasons, but this week I am doing two events, one in New York and one in DC, and a bunch of media in support of The Gamble. It ranked no. 5 on yesterday’s New York Times’ non-fiction bestseller list but ...
I had to cut the LA and Florida trips of my book tour for family reasons, but this week I am doing two events, one in New York and one in DC, and a bunch of media in support of The Gamble. It ranked no. 5 on yesterday's New York Times' non-fiction bestseller list but won't stay there long if you don't buy it.
I had to cut the LA and Florida trips of my book tour for family reasons, but this week I am doing two events, one in New York and one in DC, and a bunch of media in support of The Gamble. It ranked no. 5 on yesterday’s New York Times’ non-fiction bestseller list but won’t stay there long if you don’t buy it.
Today: NPR’s “Talk of the Nation”
Today: “The Tavis Smiley Show”
Tues. March 10: CUNY Great Issues Forum on Military Power, New York
Wed. March 11: MSNBC “Morning Joe”
Wed. March 11: WILL (Illinois NPR) “Afternoon Magazine”
Thurs. March 12: WMJI (Cleveland)
Thurs. March 12: Canadian TV
Fri. March 13: Cato Institute forum on today’s Pentagon, Washington DC
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Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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