Live Interview 5/19/21: Michael Lewis and Geraldine Brooks

March is a graphic novel memoir by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell, chronicling Lewis's experiences in the Civil Rights Movement. The book vividly depicts the struggles, triumphs, and sacrifices of the movement, offering a powerful and personal account of a pivotal moment in American history. Through powerful imagery and compelling storytelling, March provides a moving and insightful look at the fight for racial equality. The book has received widespread critical acclaim and has been widely used in educational settings.

The Premonition by Michael Lewis is a gripping account of the individuals who foresaw the impending COVID-19 pandemic and the failures in the American public health system. The book focuses on characters such as Charity Dean, a public health officer, and the 'Gang of Seven,' a group of doctors and scientists who created their own pandemic plan. It highlights their tireless work, the use of computer models to predict viral spread, and the challenges they faced amidst political pressure, financial constraints, and public criticism. The narrative underscores the courage and dedication of these unsung heroes and the need for more proactive approaches to public health preparedness.