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Stuart Stevens
@stuartpstevens
In my latest book "The Conspiracy To End America," I connect the 5 elements pushing democracy to autocracy. They're lying; This is truth.
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Jul 20, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
My book "It Was All a Lie" will be published on Aug. 4th by @AAKnopf. Leading up to that, thought I'd share some passages to give a sense of the book. Hope you will consider pre-ordering through your local bookstore or here: bit.ly/itwasallalie "As much as I'd love to go to bed at night reassuring myself that Donald Trump was some freak product of the system - a "black swan," - as his ludicrously unqualified son-in-law says - I can't do it. I can't keep lying to myself to ward off the depressing reality that I had
Apr 26, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
With thanks to @vermontgmg for idea, giving shout-out to some of my fave travel books while we're all locked down. Tonight: "The Thousand Mile Summer" by Colin Fletcher

goodreads.com/book/show/7312… Fletcher was a Brit. At 18 joined Royal Marine Commandos & had what the Brits like to call "a hard war." Bounced around for decade & ended up in SF. When trying to decide if he should get married, he hit upon idea of walking length of Ca. to think about it.
Apr 16, 2020 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Inspired by the great nightly book suggestions of @vermontgmg, I'm giving a shout out to one of my favorite travel books each night. Tonight it's "News From Tartary" by Peter Fleming. I loved this book so much I retraced his steps for my first book. Peter Fleming was a famous writer in his 20's. Only in a last ditch effort to compete with his younger brother, did his hell raising, alcoholic older brother try writing a spy novel in his 40's. That was Ian Fleming & he called his lead character James Bond.