Peter Osnos Public Affairs Press
Peter L.W. Osnos, Alex, John DarntonAn especially good view -- watching history happen
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 208 | Subscribers | Read | peterosnos.substack.com |
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Peter L.W. Osnos is founder of PublicAffairs Books. Author of "An Especially Good View:Watching History Happen." Editor of "George Soros:A Life in Full" March, 2022.
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