Mark Oppenheimer

@Speedyorc trying to reach you for a story I am writing

@claudiaquinn Much gratitude, Claudia.

Mark Oppenheimer’s propulsive narrative, "Squirrel Hill," spans a year after the attack on the Tree of Life synagogue, as Pittsburghers bury and mourn, organize anti-hate rallies, field the onslaught of news media and a tsunami of “trauma tourists.” nyti.ms/3Ekev9A

@howardfineman thanks--honored you took the time to read it.

As the 3rd anniversary of the #TreeofLife massacre approaches, I read the new book by Mark Oppenheimer about #SquirrelHill and the attack. He did a solid job of depicting my unique (and uniquely American) hometown neighborhood, and the lives of those affected by the horror there.

A diverse community, an anti-Semitic attack and what came next in "Squirrel Hill: The Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and the Soul of a Neighborhood" by @UnorthodoxMark @AAKnopf washingtonpost.com/outlook/a-dive…

@jaketapper You are in my new book -- your retweet of Shay Khatiri's GoFundMe helped get the word out and raise millions for the victims. Would love to talk about the story with you. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/611023/s…

@Margoandhow trying to reach you--can you drop me a line at mark.oppenheimer@yale.edu

@ELIZABETH_AILES fyi sent you a direct message--please check!