TPMCafe Book Club Archive
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June 15-19 Eric Boehlert Bloggers on the Bus: How the Internet Changed Politics and the Press Go to discussion |
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June 8-12 Richard Haass War of Necessity, War of Choice: A Memoir of Two Iraq Wars Go to discussion |
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June 1-5 Marshall Ganz Why David Sometimes Wins: Leadership, Organization, and Strategy in the California Farm Worker Movement Go to discussion |
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May 25-29 Russ Baker Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, the Powerful Forces That Put It in the White House, and What Their Influence Means for America Go to discussion |
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May 18-22 John Ikenberry, Thomas Knock, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Tony Smith The Crisis of American Foreign Policy: Wilsonianism in the Twenty-first Century Go to discussion |
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May 11-15 Kim Bobo Wage Theft in America: Why Millions of Working Americans Are Not Getting Paid - And What We Can Do About It Go to discussion |
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May 4-8 Michelle Goldberg The Means of Reproduction: Sex, Power, and the Future of the Worl Go to discussion |
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April 27-May 1 Karen Greenberg The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days Go to discussion |  |
April 20-24 Andrew Gelman Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State: Why Americans Vote the Way They Do Go to discussion |
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April 13-17 Liaquat Ahamed Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke The World Go to discussion |  |
April 6-10 Jessica Valenti The Purity Myth: How America's Obsession with Virginity Is Hurting Young Women Go to discussion |
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March 30- April 3 Clay Risen A Nation on Fire: America in the Wake of the King Assassination Go to discussion |  |
March 23-27 Matt Miller The Tyranny of Dead Ideas: Letting Go of the Old Ways of Thinking to Unleash a New Prosperity Go to discussion |
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March 16-20 Juan Cole Engaging the Muslim World Go to discussion |  |
March 9-13 Robert J. Norrell Up From History: The Life of Booker T. Washington Go to discussion |
 | March 2-6 Greg Mitchell Why Obama Won: The Making of a President 2008 Go to discussion |  |
February 23-27 Michael Signer Demagogue: The Fight to Save Democracy from Its Worst Enemies Go to discussion |
 | February 16-20 Will Bunch Tear Down This Myth: How the Reagan Legacy Has Distorted Our Politics and Haunts Our Future Go to discussion |  |
February 9-13 Eric Rauchway The Great Depression and the New Deal: A Very Short Introduction Go to discussion |
 | February 2-6 Andrew Bacevich The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism Go to discussion |  |
January 19-23 Anthony Badger FDR: The First Hundred Days Go to discussion |
 | January 12-16 Randall Stross Planet Google: One Company's Audacious Plan To Organize Everything We Know Go to discussion |  |
January 5-9 Rose George The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World Of Human Waste And Why It Matters Go to discussion |
 | December 15-19 Paul Krugman The Return Of Depression Economics And The Crisis of 2008 Go to discussion |  |
December 7-13 Avraham Burg The Holocaust is Over; We Must Rise from its Ashes Go to discussion |
 | December 1-5 Michael Lind The American Way of Strategy Go to discussion |  |
November 17-21 Barton Gellman Angler Go to discussion |
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October 27-31 Eugene Jarecki The American Way of War Go to discussion |
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October 20- 24 Ken Silverstein Turkmeniscam Go to discussion |
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October 6-10 Thomas Frank The Wrecking Crew: How Conservatives Rule Go to discussion |
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September 29- October 1 Jane Mayer The Dark Side Go to discussion |
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September 8-12 Amitai Etzioni Security First Go to discussion |
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September 15-20 Paul Tough Whatever It Takes: Geoffrey Canada's Quest To Change Harlem And America Go to discussion |
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September 8-12 Bernard Avishai The Hebrew Republic Go to discussion |
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September 1-5 Cliff Schecter The Real McCain Go to discussion |
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August 18-22 Philip Pan Out of Mao's Shadow Go to discussion |
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August 11-15 James K. Galbraith The Predator State Go to discussion |
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August 4-8 Michael Cohen Live From the Campaign Trail Go to discussion |
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June 28-August 1 Joseph O'Neill Netherland Go to discussion |
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July 21-25 Bill Bishop The Big Sort Go to discussion |
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July 14-18 Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam Grand New Party Go to discussion |
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July 6-12 David Sirota The Uprising Go to discussion |
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June 22-28 Philip Gourevitch and Errol Morris Standard Operaing Procedure Go to discussion |
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June 15-21 Clay Shirky Here Comes Everybody Go to discussion |
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June 8-14 Arianna Huffington Right is Wrong Go to discussion |
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June 1-7 Andrei Cherny The Candy Bombers Go to discussion |
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May 25-31 Rick Perlstein Nixonland Go to discussion |
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May 19-23 Eric Alterman Why We're Liberals Go to discussion |
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May 12-16 Larry M. Bartels Unequal Democracy Go to discussion |
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May 5-9 Fareed Zakaria The Post-American World Go to discussion |
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April 28-May 2 Peter Scoblic U.S. vs. Them Go to discussion |
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April 21-25 Matthew Yglesias Heads in the Sand Go to discussion |
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April 14-18 Kevin Phillips Bad Money Go to discussion |
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April 7-11 Jared Bernstein Crunch Go to discussion |
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March 17-12 Greg Mitchell So Wrong for So Long Go to discussion |
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February 10-16 E.J. Dionne Souled Out Go to discussion |
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December 16-22 Garrett M. Graff The First Campaign and Zephyr Teachout Mousepads, Shoe Leather, and Hope Go to discussion |
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December 9-15, '07 Ethan Brown Snitch Go to discussion |
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December 2-8, '07 Michael Levi On Nuclear Terrorism Go to discussion |
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November 4, '07 Susan Faludi The Terror Dream Go to discussion |
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October 28-November 3, '07 Paul Krugman The Conscience of a Liberal Go to discussion |
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October 14-20, '07 Daniel Brook The Trap Go to discussion |
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October 28-November 3, '07 Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger Break Through Go to discussion |
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September 30-October 6, '07 Katha Pollitt Learning to Drive Go to discussion |
 | September 23-29, '07 Matt Bai The Argument Go to discussion |
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September 16-22, '07 Greg Anrig The Conservatives Have No Clothes Go to discussion |
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September 9-15, '07 Jonathan Chait The Big Con Go to discussion |
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September 2-8, '07 Todd Gitlin The Bulldozer and the Big Tent Go to discussion |
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July 1-7, '07 Glenn Greenwald A Tragic Legacy Go to discussion |
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June 24-June 30, '07 Josh Kurlantzick Charm Offensive Go to discussion |
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June 17-23, '07 Anne-Marie Slaughter The Idea that is America Go to discussion |
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May 27-June 2, '07 Chris Hayes "Hip Heterodoxy" (from The Nation) Go to discussion |
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May 20-26, '07 Steven Cook Ruling but not Governing Go to discussion |
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May 13-19, '07 Daniel Gross Pop! Go to discussion |
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April 8-14 '07 Jonathan Cohn Sick Go to discussion |
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September 24-30, '06 Reed Hundt In China's Shadow Go to discussion |
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September 10-16 '06 Sidney Blumenthal How Bush Rules Go to discussion |
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June 4-10, '06 Peter Beinart The Good Fight Go to discussion |
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September 10-16 '06 Michelle Goldberg Kingdom Coming Go to discussion |
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May 7-13 '06 Fawaz Gerges Journey of the Jihadist: Inside Muslim Militancy Go to discussion |
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April 30-May 6, '06 David Sirota Hostile Takeover Go to discussion |
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April 16-22, '06 Juliet Eilperin Fight Club Politics Go to discussion |
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March 26-April 1 Todd Gitlin The Intellectuals and the Flag Go to discussion |
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March 19-25, '06 Kevin Phillips American Theocracy Go to discussion |
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March 5-11 '06 Gershom Gorenberg Accidental Empire Go to discussion |
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March 5-11 '06 Robert Dreyfuss Devil's Game Go to discussion |
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December 6-12 '05 Gene Sperling The Pro-Growth Progressive Go to discussion |
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October 23-29, 05 Ivo Daalder and James Lindsay America Unbound Go to discussion |
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October 16-22, '05 George Packer The Assassins' Gate Go to discussion |
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October 9-15, '05 Chris Mooney The Republican War on Science Go to discussion |
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September 11-17, '05 Anthony Shadid Night Draws Near Go to discussion |
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August 7-13 '05 Larry Diamond Squandered Victory Go to discussion |
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July 24-30, '05 Thomas Frank What's the Matter with Kansas Go to discussion |
