Coming soon: Donald Morison on The Death of French Culture, and Shiv Malik and Ed Howker on Jilted Generation: How Britain Has Bankrupted It's Youth.
Three talks with Peter Gumbel on They Shoot Schoolchildren, Don't They (On Achève Bien Les Ecoliers), his illuminating essay on harsh teaching practices and their impact on children and learning in France. Part One, the book's remarkable launch: Part Two (in French) ways for students to cope; and Part Three, Is reform Possible. (Interviews by Laurel Zuckerman for PWN and Eve Zuckerman for L'Inébranlable)
Charles Glass talks with Laurel Zuckerman about Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under the Nazi Occupation.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Terrance Gelenter about fate, Paris, Jewishness and living the good life.
Pamela Leavy talks with Lauren Grodstein about the life of the novel, passion and digging deep.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Mary Duncan about Henry Miller, the Playboy mansion, the IRA, creating a bookstore in Moscow, the start of Festival and Co, the expat writing life in Paris and what the FBI wanted when they knocked on her door.
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Rosalia Gitau talks with Parselelo Kantai about writing fiction in Kenya and beyond.
Dmitri Keramitas talks with Paul Schmidtberger about electronic media, fear in publishing and Design Flaws of the Human Condition.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Diane Johnson about Paris, writing and whether or not to settle.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Ann M Mah about food, identity and humor in Kitchen Chinese.
Frances Gendlin talks with Laurel Zuckerman about memoir and travel, Mexico as a writer's refuge, what she learned from Saul Bellow, new technologies and her new book: Paris, Moi and the Gang
Coming soon: Donald Morison on The Death of French Culture, and Shiv Malik and Ed Howker on Jilted Generation: How Britain Has Bankrupted It's Youth.
Three talks with Peter Gumbel on They Shoot Schoolchildren, Don't They (On Achève Bien Les Ecoliers), his illuminating essay on harsh teaching practices and their impact on children and learning in France. Part One, the book's remarkable launch: Part Two (in French) ways for students to cope; and Part Three, Is reform Possible. (Interviews by Laurel Zuckerman for PWN and Eve Zuckerman for L'Inébranlable)
Charles Glass talks with Laurel Zuckerman about Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under the Nazi Occupation.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Terrance Gelenter about fate, Paris, Jewishness and living the good life.
Pamela Leavy talks with Lauren Grodstein about the life of the novel, passion and digging deep.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Mary Duncan about Henry Miller, the Playboy mansion, the IRA, creating a bookstore in Moscow, the start of Festival and Co, the expat writing life in Paris and what the FBI wanted when they knocked on her door.
.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Parselelo Kantai about writing fiction in Kenya and beyond.
Dmitri Keramitas talks with Paul Schmidtberger about electronic media, fear in publishing and Design Flaws of the Human Condition.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Diane Johnson about Paris, writing and whether or not to settle.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Ann M Mah about food, identity and humor in Kitchen Chinese.
Frances Gendlin talks with Laurel Zuckerman about memoir and travel, Mexico as a writer's refuge, what she learned from Saul Bellow, new technologies and her new book: Paris, Moi and the Gang
