Margaret Mitchell House & Museum

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A Voyage Long and Strange
Tony Horwitz
May 14, 2008
01:00:28
Tony Horwitz discusses A Voyage Long and Strange, in which he attempts to understand what happened in the Americas between Columbus' arrival and the Mayflower's landing on Plymouth Rock.
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The Clarks: Mistresses of Mystery
Mary Higgins Clark
May 8, 2008
01:00:57
In Where Are You Now?, Mary Higgins Clark tells the story of Charles MacKenzie Jr. who has been missing for 10 years. He left his Manhattan upper west side apartment one morning and was never seen again. Yet, each Mother's Day, he makes a call to his mother.
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The Warrior: A Mother's Story of a Son at War
Frances Richey
April 24, 2008
01:00:19
Frances Richey discusses her book of poetry, The Warrior: A Mother's Story of a Son at War, a personal exploration of the daily feelings a mother experiences while her child goes off to war and a family's struggle to overcome ideological differences in the face of a greater cause.
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Elizabeth Strout: Olive Kitteridge
Elizabeth Strout
April 21, 2008
00:38:29
Elizabeth Strout discusses her latest book, Olive Kitteridge, a series of 13 interlocking tales that present a portrait of ordinary coastal Mainers. Strout creates a world that represents the entire human drama, the highs and lows of life.
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The Third Angel
Alice Hoffman
April 16, 2008
00:45:05
Alice Hoffman discusses The Third Angel, a triptych of interwoven love stories anchored to a haunted London hotel.
Pearl Cleage: Seen It All and Done the Rest
Pearl Cleage
March 18, 2008
00:52:25
Pearl Cleage reads and discusses her latest book, Seen It All and Done The Rest.
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What Is Team Trivia?
Ken Jennings
February 5, 2008
00:39:52
Author and all-time Jeopardy! champion Ken Jennings poses brain-teasing questions from his new release, Ken Jennings's Trivia Almanac: 8,888 Questions in 365 Days.
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Sellout
Randall Kennedy
January 30, 2008
01:14:30
Author Randall Kennedy grapples with a stigma of our racial discourse that is a subject of much anxiety and acrimony in black America: "selling out," or racial betrayal.