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David Grann

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David Grann

@DavidGrann

Author of The Wager; Killers of the Flower Moon; Lost City of Z; White Darkness. Also New Yorker staff writer. Find me also at @davidgrann.bsky.social

New York, NY

davidgrann.netlify.com

Joined May 2012

David Grann
@DavidGrann
Oct 14, 2025
.@andrewrsorkin has written an absolutely riveting & illuminating account of the '29 market crash, one that clarifies many misinterpretations & has deep resonance today. Here's a great review of it wsj.com/arts-culture/b… via @WSJBooks
wsj.com
‘1929’ Review: Year of the Crash
The plummet of the stock market in October 1929 created panic and scandal. Bigger shocks were yet to come.
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David Grann
@DavidGrann
Aug 12, 2025
It’s a great day for readers who love richly reported, rollicking history. Congrats to @jonathanmahler on his brilliant new book out today!
Jonathan Mahler
@jonathanmahler
May 21, 2025
NEWS: My new book is out Aug 12! It's a narrative history of NYC in the 80s, a sort of sequel to The Bronx Is Burning. It's the story of a cast of outsized figures (Koch, Sharpton, Trump, Rudy, Larry Kramer, Spike Lee and more) who turned the city into their own, grand stage 1/4
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David Grann
@DavidGrann
Apr 16, 2025
Kraken alert:
It Took a Century to Find This Colossal Squid (Published 2025)
From nytimes.com
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David Grann
@DavidGrann
Jul 23, 2025
There is so much to read but don’t miss this supremely well-researched and powerful new book by Haley Cohen Gilliland called “A Flower Traveled in My Blood.” Very grateful to have finally read it.
Avid Reader Press
@AvidReaderPress
Jul 15, 2025
A FLOWER TRAVELED IN MY BLOOD is out now! Haley Cohen Gilliland delivers the epic true story of a group of courageous grandmothers who fought to find their grandchildren who were stolen while Argentina was under the control of a military junta. “[An] astonishing
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David Grann
@DavidGrann
Oct 14, 2025
@andrewrsorkin has written an absolutely riveting & illuminating account of the '29 market crash, one that clarifies many misinterpretations & has deep resonance today. Here's a great review of it: wsj.com/arts-culture/b… via @WSJBooks
‘1929’ Review: Year of the Crash
From wsj.com
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