The New York Times Book Review

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He's also a bestselling author of the book, The Hungry Brain, which I highly recommend.

And that book was named one of the best books of the year in 2017 when it was published by Publishers Weekly and called essential, quote unquote, by the New York Times Book Review.

He's also a senior fellow at GiveWell and a scientific reviewer for the examine.com Research Digest, which I also subscribe to.

On a personal note, I will say that back in I believe 2013 or 14, I first discovered Stefan's work and I was actually blown away with it and it completely changed a lot of my thinking around the topic of why people get fat, how to lose fat, and I was absolutely blown away by his research and it profoundly impacted my own work and my own thinking on this topic.

His name is M.J. Franklin.

He is an editor over at The New York Times Book Review.

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And a thing that M.J. and I like to do is send each other voice notes.

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Hello, this is Karen.

And for the next hour, I'll be reading from the September 6th, 2026 issue of the New York Times Book Review on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.

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After The Goblet of Fire was published, King wrote a glowing front page review for the New York Times Book Review.

He said it was every bit as good as Potter's one through three

He heavily praised the creativity and the imagination

And he did all these other things you might recognize.

I mean, he created the New York Times Book Review.

The slogan, all the news that's fit to print, was him.

From an old slogan, all the cigars that are fit to smoke, from his hometown.