Has /lit/ read Bob Woodward?
What are your thoughts on his books, his "narrative nonfiction" writing style, and what are some similar works by other authors.
I loved the Brethren, great inside look at the Supreme Court in the 70s. I am also a huge law nerd tho, so your mileage may vary
>>7820792
narrative nonfiction is a massively varied area, what are your interests? because you have everything from roman history to modern sports to global politics and everything inbetween
>>7820796
I'm reading "The Choice" right now. I'm probably going to read "The Agenda" next, then tackle "The Brethren."
>>7820801
Probably election oriented, or just generally political. Honestly, I wish there was a "narrative nonfiction" book for every American presidential election of modern times. Unfortunately, I can't find many other than "The Choice" about 1996, and the John Heilemann and Mark Halperin "Game Change" books just seem too gossipy and flashy.
Although non-US political narrative nonfiction would probably also be interesting to read.
Also, the "Bush at War" tetralogy was a fairly good collection.
