Radio Show
I interview the South African wunderkind Ceridwyn Dovey who is only 27, but brilliant and gorgeous. Her novel BLOOD KIN, received glowing reviews and notices. She is clearly someone you should know about.
Read MoreSince I reviewed Nicholson Baker for the New York Times Book Review years ago, he has become one of our most inventive and daring writers, unafraid to experiment stylistically or raise hackles wherever he thinks necessary. Often writing with his tongue lodged firmly in his cheek, Nicholson skewers his targets […]
Read MoreOne of America’s great legal experts on crimes of sexual assault and domestic violence. Linda talks about her latest book Killer Heat.
Read MoreAndrea, author of A VENETIAN AFFAIR lives in Rome where he is a correspondent for the newspaper La Stampa. Pretend you are listening to Radio Italy.
Read MoreSpeaking of funny, few writers can match Patty Marx in the humor department. Patty is a staff writer for the New Yorker Magazine, and one of the funniest people I know.
Read MoreWho is best known for her pioneering book on feminism In A Different Voice, here talks about her first novel Kyra. . . which by the way is terrific.
Read MoreKenneth Whyte who is the editor and publisher of McCleans Magazine in Canada, has written a magnificent biography covering three important years in the life of William Randolph Hearst. It is called “The Uncrowned King.” Along with Ron Chernow, and Debbie Applegate, Kenneth writes biography that keeps you stuck to […]
Read MoreThere are people who are hired by politicos to destroy the opposition through a variety of dirty tricks, slanderous information, and vicious attacks. They are known as political hit men and they are very effective. Stephen Marks is one of them, and he confesses to me on air.
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