Malcolm Gladwell has his own style, and if you don’t like it, he isn’t changing it for you. So, you should stop reading his books.
This is certainly the case with The Bomber Mafia: A Dream, a Temptation, and the Longest Night of the Second World War. It is inescapably a Gladwell book in tone and structure.
However now there is confusion. There is his Podcast, and even the hybrid book-podcasts, so this material feels like I have read it before, or listened to it. Did I? Maybe so...
So, Gladwell’s scene has become complex, yet really the same. He is still firmly Gladwell in tone and style. Now we are just thrown into confusion if we have read/heard his work before. I think I have heard/read this before [?]
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