by Jay Wexler | Dec 29, 2015 | Books
The great Judge Richard A. Posner of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals recently read Tuttle in the Balance (as a cat lover, apparently he was moved to read the book initially because someone told him that Tuttle keeps a cat in his chambers) and loved it. Here is the...
by Jay Wexler | Dec 23, 2015 | Books
In a piece for its Supreme Court Brief, which is by subscription only, Tony Mauro of the National Law Journal lists Tuttle in the Balance as one of ten books for the Supreme Court Aficionado in your life. He says: What would happen if a swing-vote justice suddenly...
by Jay Wexler | Dec 23, 2015 | Books
The AV Club’s “Gift Guide for Procrastinators” has some nice things to say about Tuttle in the Balance, which it lists as being a good choice for the Veep fan in your life: Penned by a Boston University law professor and former Supreme Court clerk,...
by Jay Wexler | Dec 21, 2015 | Books, God is Not Always Green
My book about religious practices that harm the environment won’t be out until mid-March, but it’s already gotten a couple of really nice reviews from two of the big pre-pub reviewers, Booklist and Kirkus. Yay. Here they are: Booklist: If you’ve ever...
by Jay Wexler | Dec 14, 2015 | Books
“The novel, which is a cross between American Beauty and the works of Christopher Buckley, is a humorous and enjoyable read for any lawyer or law student. . . .” Full review is here:...
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