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The King In The Window
New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik has now penned his first novel for Children. The King in the Window is the story of Oliver Parker, a young American in Paris, who must contend with distracted parents and a parallel world full of evil. The themes relate to New York children processing 9/11 and how it functions as their defining shared experience.
30 Issues: Campaign Spending
Joseph Mercurio, president of National Political Services, a political consulting business,
-on the high cost of campaigns, and its cost to democracy
» National Political Services
-on the high cost of campaigns, and its cost to democracy
» National Political Services
Little Manhattan
Adam Gopnik, Staff writer for the New Yorker and author, The King in the Window (Miramax Books, 2005)
- on the affect of 9/11 as a shared experience for New York children
» Adam Gopnik's articles in the New Yorker
- on the affect of 9/11 as a shared experience for New York children
» Adam Gopnik's articles in the New Yorker
Live from Baghdad
Awaz Saleem Abdulla, radio host at Radio Nawa in Iraq
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Ayub Nuri, radio trainer
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Jessica Graham, radio reporter on their experiences reporting in Iraq
» Institute for War and Peace Reporting
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Ayub Nuri, radio trainer
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Jessica Graham, radio reporter on their experiences reporting in Iraq
» Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Photo File: Gopnik, Guests from Iraq, Rebell and Levin
Adam Gopnik: explaining evil to tots
Awaz Saleem Abdulla, Jessica Graham and Ayub Nuri: giving the low-down on the Iraqi beat
Feedback: BL and Adam Gopnick in the Garden of Good and Evil
Subject: Related to the Question of Good and Evil
I believe we all come from the same "stuff" - and the vagaries of birth, family, country, gender, race, you name it, pulls or pushes us in various directions. To categorize human behavior as GOOD and EVIL separates us from ...
Top Stories: October 21, 2005
Chertoff wants to work better with New York City officials (NY Times)
Sound system snafus at Ferrer event featuring Pres. Clinton (NY Daily News)
French company late to deliver subway cars to MTA (NY Sun)
Reporters relied on children at Ferrer-Clinton event (The Politicker)