Wed., October 9, 2013, 7:30pm: Valerie Plame with Robert Baer
The only thing that could be more interesting than spies and their personal stories in literature is spies in the here and now.
The only thing that could be more interesting than spies and their personal stories in literature is spies in the here and now.
Etgar Keret is a singular voice in Israeli literature; his short stories are so short, but they transport us to another world with few words.
Frederick Forsyth wrote one of the great political thrillers in recent memory, The Day of the Jackal.
It would be natural to think that if Orson Welles knew that he would die one day, he might not have dished so candidly over regular lunches with filmmaker Henry Jaglom.