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Wachtel, Eleanor

Jonathan Franzen on Freedom
Paolo Giordano on The Solitude of Prime Numbers
A conversation with American cartoonist and author, Jules Feiffer
Rebecca Goldstein on 36 Arguments for the Existence of God
An interview with Nobel Prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney
Peter Carey on Parrot and Olivier in America
"Aftershock: Chile in Transition" Pt. 5, with Alberto Fuguet and Sebastian Silva
"Aftershock: Chile in Transition" Pt. 4, with Marjorie Agosín and Alicia Scherson
"Aftershock: Chile in Transition" Pt. 3, with Isabel Allende
"Aftershock: Chile in Transition" Pt. 2, with Jorge Edwards
"Aftershock: Chile in Transition" Pt.1, with Antonio Skármeta
An interview with English playwright David Hare
Eva Hoffman on Time
Malaysian author Tash Aw on Map of the Invisible World
Australian author Joan London on The Good Parents
Israeli author Meir Shalev on A Pigeon and a Boy
Paul Theroux on A Dead Hand: A Crime in Calcutta
An interview with legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog
Ingo Schulze on New Lives (Neue Leben)
Richard Holmes on The Age of Wonder
Sherman Alexie on Face, and War Dances
Nadeem Aslam on The Wasted Vigil
Michael Ignatieff on True Patriot Love
A.B. Yehosha on Friendly Fire and A Woman in Jerusalem
A.S. Byatt on The Children's Book

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