“Robbins’s travelogue enthusiastically and infectiously blends history, observation, and mini biographies. . . . A captivating read notable for off-the-cuff candor and measured, eloquent prose.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“Candid, unsentimental and extremely funny. I read it in one glorious go, laughing and crying throughout.” —Zoë Heller

"To read You Know Nothing of My Work! is to behold a cultural Vulcan mind meld of mesmerizing (and sometimes spooky) intimacy.” —Walter Kirn

“Ever wish you had a friend who had worked in the Wall Street pressure cooker and could tell you what it’s really like? Meet Suits author Nina Godiwalla. Her candid memoir is a must-read for anyone (especially any woman) aspiring to a career in high finance.” —Anne Fisher, Fortune.com

"This detailed, nuanced account of the more private side of a complex, contradictory public figure is told with even-handed good humor and more than a little compassion. Utterly absorbing."—Lydia Davis, author of Varieties of Disturbance

“Amazing. As history, as anthropology, as a ripping yarn. Both exploration of an epic journey—and a hard yet sympathetic look at a Utopia-gone wrong.” —Anthony Bourdain, host of Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

A series of interviews with Jews, Palestinians, Arabs, and English political figures who were central to the creation of the Jewish state in 1948

"A magnificent inquiry into the human condition." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)