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The Plane Truth?

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Monday, October 09, 2006

Guest host Katherine Lanpher asks if airline security is still inadequate, five years after 9/11. Then, guitarist Andy Summers looks back at his days with The Police. And a seasoned ghost story writer tells us about his debut novel. Plus: a new book documents the atrocities committed by Louis Darquier--a Nazi collaborator who served as the commissioner for Jewish Affairs for France's Vichy government.

Is Airplane Security Inadequate?

Airline security has changed dramatically since 9/11. But in Unsafe at Any Altitude, journalists Susan B. Trento and Joseph J. Trento argue that flying may be less safe now than it was before the terrorist attacks.

Unsafe at Any Altitude is available for purchase at amazon.com

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Playing with The Police

Guitarist Andy Summers—best known from his days with The Police—shares his new memoir: One Train Later.

One Train Later is available for purchase at amazon.com


Events: Andy Summers will be speaking and signing books
Tuesday, October 10 at 7 pm
Greenwich Village Barnes & Noble

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A Victorian Murder Mystery

Michael Cox, a seasoned ghost story writer, explains how being diagnosed with cancer led to a burst of creativity, and his debut novel: The Meaning of Night.

The Meaning of Night is available for purchase at amazon.com


Events: Michael Cox will be speaking and signing books
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Bringing Atrocities to Light

In Bad Faith, Carmen Callil examines the atrocities committed by Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, a Nazi collaborator and Commissioner for Jewish Affairs for France's Vichy government.

Bad Faith is available for purchase at amazon.com


Events: Carmen Callil will be speaking and signing books
Wednesday, October 11 ...

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