Norman Mailer and Laurence Schiller’s last collaboration, The Executioner’s Song earned them a Pulitzer Prize. They discuss their latest collaboration,
Into The Mirror, a book about the life of master spy Robert P. Hanssen. Plus a
conversation with Mike Wallace of “60 Minutes” and Allen Mikaelian about the history of American military heroes. Rick Moody shares his new memoir The Black Veil and singer songwriters Stephin Merritt and Claudia Gonson discuss their new release Eternal Youth.
Norman Mailer and Laurence Schiller
Norman Mailer and Laurence Schiller’s last collaboration, The Executioner’s Song earned them a Pulitzer Prize. They discuss their latest collaboration, Into The Mirror, a book about the life of master spy Robert P. Hanssen.
Rick Moody
Rick Moody shares his memoir The Black Veil.
Adam Johnson
Author Amad johnson discusses his collection of short stories Emporium.
Mike Wallace and Allen Mikaelian
Mike Wallace of “60 Minutes” and Allen Mikaelian profile American military heroes from the Civil War to the present. They discuss their new book Medal of Honor.
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