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Word of Mouth
10:32 am
Tue May 15, 2012

Writers on a New England Stage: Erik Larson

Bestselling author Erik Larson, discussing “In the Garden of Beasts” live at the Portsmouth Music Hall for the Writers on a New England Stage Series. Virginia Prescott talks with him about isolationism, the accuracy of eyewitnesses, and the dual nature of discovering new stories in Nazi Germany.

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Word of Mouth
9:35 am
Fri December 9, 2011

Writers on a New England Stage: Chris Matthews

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The former journalist and political talk show personality opens up about his new book, "Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero."

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Word of Mouth
11:46 am
Mon November 28, 2011

Writers on a New England Stage: Stephen King

Stephen King reads from "The Dome" and gets personal in a live interview.

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Writers on a New England Stage -Elizabeth Gilbert
12:00 am
Sun July 31, 2011

Elizabeth Gilbert Grows Up

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Elizabeth Gilbert reads from her new book, Committed: A Skeptic Makes Piece with Marriage, and talks about her relationship, skipping yoga in the mornings, and why Pamela Anderson is a great philosopher.

Writers on a New England Stage -Ben Mezrich
12:00 am
Tue July 26, 2011

Writers on a New England Stage: Ben Mezrich

This segment was produced by Shannon Dooling.

The controversial author and self-proclaimed inventor of a new genre of literary non-fiction, Ben Mezrich's bestselling books include Bringing Down the House and The Accidental Billionaires. The first was the source for the film, 21 and the second was adapted into the Academy Award-winning movie The Social Network.

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Writers on a New England Stage - David McCullough
12:00 am
Tue July 5, 2011

Writers on a New England Stage: David McCullough

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David McCullough is widely known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning writing on great leaders and American politics, in books such as Truman and John Adams. In his newest work he turns his focus to Americans abroad in Nineteenth Century Paris.

In this edition of Writers on a New England Stage, McCullough reads from his newest book, The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris, a chronicle spanning generation, and sits down for a conversation about his work, his influences, and America's age-old fascination with The City of Light.

Writers on a New England Stage - Neil Gaiman
12:00 am
Wed June 29, 2011

Writers on a New England Stage: Neil Gaiman

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Neil Gaiman is often credited for expanding the audience for comics beyond white, teenage boys with his Sandman series. But he is also a true multi-media phenom, a filmmaker, (now) recording artist, screenwriter for the likes of Dr. Who, and prolific author, including the multi-award winning, groundbreaking novel American Gods.

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Word of Mouth
12:00 am
Wed June 15, 2011

Ann Patchett: Write What You Know Only If It's Interesting

Ann Patchett's new novel, State of Wonder, is topping all the big reading lists right now. She reads from the book, tells a terrifying true story about her close encounter with an anaconda, and has a blisteringly funny conversation with Virginia.

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Word of Mouth
12:00 am
Thu March 31, 2011

Joyce Carol Oates Remembers

Joyce Carol Oates

Joyce Carol Oates reads from her new book, A Widow's Story, and talks about her writing life and the experience of crafting this book with Virginia Prescott.

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