Daniel Nagle

"Vince Guaraldi at the Piano" by Derrick Bang (1st Ed.) Vince Guaraldi at the Piano (1st Ed.) by Derrick Bang

Check out my first ever Substack review on Derrick Bang’s book: “Vince Guaraldi at the Piano”
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Finished reading Stendhal’s The Red and The Black over the weekend. Am I crazy for thinking it’s a better 19th century French novel than The Count of Monte Cristo?

Just picked up my first Turgenev this weekend (On the Eve). Will definitely check out Sportsman’s Sketches. Also saw your video on “To the Success of our Hopeless Cause” + Steve recommendation so know that would be a good read as well!

Can’t stop reading Russian lit. Any favorites I should check out? Looking for lesser known, non-Tolstoy/Dostoevsky classics

Thanks for the video! Was just listening to Schubert’s 9th in C major, how different he can make pieces sound!

“Cousins are people who share a grandparent, biologically. Cannibals are people who share a grandparent, al dente.”

Lillian Stone in The New Yorker’s “Obscure Familial Relations, Explained for the Holidays”

YouTube video by naglebagle Response Video: What Book Endings Would I Change?

Newest video responding to an irresistable prompt: What Book Endings Would You Change Given the Opportunity?

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Hope you enjoy, it’s a fantastic read!

Gotten into a lot of classical and jazz music this year. Bernstein was a great first read into the world, but have lots more I want to get into. Next is probably Maynard Solomon’s biography on Beethoven.

Have this one on the TBR, excited for it

YouTube video by naglebagle BookTube Newbie Tag!

Posted a Newbie Tag on my BookTube. Check it out!

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Just finished McPherson’s Battle Cry of Freedom. Great storytelling start to finish that has me eager for more Civil War reads!

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