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February 19, 2007 7:01 AM
The Glenn and Helen Show: Claire and Mischa Berlinski on Two New NovelsIt’s a brother-sister novelist act, as we talk to Claire Berlinski, author of last year’s powerful nonfiction book, Menace in Europe and now of a new novel of Internet dating and espionage, Lion Eyes — and her brother, Mischa Berlinski, whose novel Fieldwork, on missionaries, anthropologists, and murder in the hills of Thailand was published on the same day as Lion Eyes. The conversation ranges from Internet dating and blogger romance, to the historical conflicts between missionaries and anthropologists, to the advantages of novel-writing over having to hold a real job. Plus, a year-later look at how the predictions in Menace in Europe — which is now out in paperback — have held up. (And last year’s interview with Claire Berlinski on that book can be found here.) Music is “Black UFOs” and “Temptation” by Mobius Dick. This podcast sponsored by Volvo Motors USA. Listen to this podcast (34:26) or download (20.7 MB) The Glenn and Helen Show: Claire and Mischa Berlinski on Two New Novels (lofi version 6.2 MB). Free show subscription available at iTunes.
The Glenn and Helen Show: Claire and Mischa Berlinski on Two New Novels
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Having experienced the first Claire Berlinski podcast just last night, I highly reccommend listeners to access both of them. Claire's perspective on Europe's future is pessemistic yet historically sound. The question we Americans should be asking is, why do liberals in our Country insist on emulating the European models of contemporary "civility," be it immigration, healthcare or economic policy? How will the results be any better for us?
Feb 19, 2007 03:27 PM