Jay McInerney

Join Pulitzer Prize-winner Jennifer Egan, Bright Lights, Big City author Jay McInerney, and Killers of the Flower Moon scribe David Grann for a lively discussion of must-read books for dads this Father's Day. They explore thrilling narratives over champagne, dive into the art of suspense in crime fiction, and recommend captivating reads that resonate beyond traditional biographies. Highlights include the nuances of storytelling in maritime thrillers and the joyous connection between fathers and literature, all sprinkled with playful banter!

Jay McInerney, novelist known for Bright Lights, Big City, chats about his new COVID-era novel and New York social life. Ty Cobb, former Trump White House attorney turned legal commentator, analyzes DOJ shifts and signs of waning presidential judgment. They debate religious rhetoric, geopolitical confusion, and the Iran conflict’s risks in short, punchy conversations.

Jay McInerney, a renowned New York writer celebrated for 'Bright Lights, Big City,' shares his musings from his Malibu home. He humorously discusses the quirks of modern dining, like referring to meat as 'protein' and his love for cinnamon rolls. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as he reflects on the quirky moments of past literary life, from smoking in restaurants to the allure of 80s Absolut Vodka ads. Jay also contemplates the intricacies of writing a memoir and the shifting landscapes of New York and LA's cultural scenes.