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36 Righteous Men by Steven Pressfield — WisdomDeck honest review
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36 Righteous Men

by Steven Pressfield

A detective thriller set in a climate-ravaged 2034 New York built on the Jewish legend of the 36 hidden righteous who sustain the world. An odd, fast genre turn for Pressfield.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Hidden goodness holds more than we see.
  2. Evil wants the righteous removed quietly.
  3. Genre experiments keep a writer alive.

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Odd, fast genre turn.

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