Books on Books: Craig Fehrman, Anna Kornbluh & Booksellers Off the Clock

From our nation's highest office to the uncharted territories of political formalism, we trust in books to take us in and out of the bookstore on this episode of Open Stacks, with journalist and historian Craig Fehrman on presidential authorship and literary theorist Anna Kornbluh on the future of social space and the novels on which it stands. Plus, booksellers off the clock, and what's not to like about Wuthering Heights. Find books that break ground and more reasons to dig into what might be our most meta episode yet.

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