Rian Johnson

Rian Johnson's Book Recommendations

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Rian Johnson is an American filmmaker known for writing and directing films such as *Brick*, *Looper*, *Knives Out*, and *Glass Onion*. Given his recommendations of Agatha Christie novels and books about writing, he seems to have a keen interest in mystery, suspense, and the craft of storytelling.

7 books recommended

📚 Books Recommended by Rian Johnson 7

And Then There Were None

And Then There Were None

by Agatha Christie

"@AdamLanceGarcia I think And Then There Were None is her best book, but The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd and Curtain are probably tied for my personal favorite."

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The Spy Who Loved Me

The Spy Who Loved Me

by Ian Fleming

"A fascinating atypical one."

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"@zestitude Maybe the short story collections - I’ve enjoyed all of the books and Fleming’s fetishizing of eating and interior decoration is my favorite part of them. Though fair warning, they’re also all very VERY of their time. The Spy Who Loved Me is a fascinating atypical one."

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A Swim in a Pond in the Rain

A Swim in a Pond in the Rain

by George Saunders

"Most inspiring and hands-in-the-dirt useful book about writing I’ve maybe ever read."

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"Most inspiring and hands-in-the-dirt useful book about writing I’ve maybe ever read."

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The Confidence-Man

The Confidence-Man

by Agatha Christie

"Love this book. And it’s insanely post-modern, almost feels like something Pynchon could have written."

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"Love this book. And it’s insanely post-modern, almost feels like something Pynchon could have written."

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The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - A Hercule Poirot Mystery

by Agatha Christie

"@AdamLanceGarcia I think And Then There Were None is her best book, but The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd and Curtain are probably tied for my personal favorite."

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Curtain

Curtain

by Agatha Christie

"@AdamLanceGarcia I think And Then There Were None is her best book, but The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd and Curtain are probably tied for my personal favorite."

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