The Tuesday Agency

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The Tuesday Agency is a full-service lecture agency exclusively representing a premier group of professional speakers.

Iowa City, IA & Brooklyn, NY tuesdayagency.com Joined August 2016

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The Tuesday Agency @TuesdayAgency Jan 8, 2025

Loving this list of anticipated books from @lithub, featuring titles from @IAmRichBenjamin, @eveewing, @adacalhoun, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Kevin Wilson, @AlisonBechdel, and Geoff Dyer.

A great year for literature! 📚✍️

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lithub.com Lit Hub’s Most Anticipated Books of 2025 Well, 2024 was fairly bad, and 2025 may in fact be worse. Regardless, we will be reading. Here are the books the Lit Hub staff is most excited to pick up in the (first half of the) year ahead. JANU…

The Tuesday Agency @TuesdayAgency Dec 4, 2024

🎉🎉MARTYR by KAVEH AKBAR is on the New York Times's 10 Best Books of 2024 List🎉🎉

The Tuesday Agency @TuesdayAgency Nov 13, 2024

So thrilled to see so many of our authors on this list. 🤩 Congratulations to @jeffvandermeer's ABSOLUTION, John Vercher's DEVIL IS FINE, @askanyone's GRIEF IS FOR PEOPLE, Kaveh Akbar's MARTYR, and @lsjamison's SPLINTERS.

See the full list here 👇

TIME Verified account @TIME Nov 13, 2024

Our list of the 100 must-read books of 2024 is here!

Gripping novels and short stories, eye-opening histories, moving memoirs, and more. These are the books that entertained and enlightened us ti.me/4eJuqA9
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The Tuesday Agency @TuesdayAgency Oct 30, 2024

“The widespread perception that polls and models are raw snapshots of public opinion is simply false. In fact, the data are significantly massaged based on possibly reasonable, but unavoidably idiosyncratic, judgments,” @brianklaas writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

The Tuesday Agency @TuesdayAgency Oct 30, 2024

For the latest issue of @bookforum, @AlexKleeman covers Danzy Senna’s 'Colored Television.'

"A fiction can provide a home that can be cried for, satisfying a need to mourn that is more concrete than the loss itself."

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