Paul Theroux in conversation with Eleanor Wachtel Part II
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Uploaded by AuthorsatHC on Dec 17, 2009
Paul Theroux interviewed by Eleanor Wachtel at the 30th anniversary International Festival of Authors in Toronto. October 25, 2009. http://www.readings.org
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asktunes 8 months ago
@oracleofaltoona After I read 'the old patagonian express' I was hooked. One of the few paperbacks I don't throw away.
MrAkihiros 1 year ago
An Air Force officer talked to me about Paul Theroux back in 1978 so I decided to read something by him. It turned out I loved his travel books like The Great Railway Bazaar, and then later The Old Patagonian Express. I had traveled several times by rail between Air Force duty stations in the 1960's before the private passenger railroads went away. I also traveled by rail several times in Mexico and in 1988 in Australia. Anybody that is fascinated by rail travel would enjoy his books.
bodryn 1 year ago
You know why I like him? Because he is a skilled and consummate craftsman/artist -- yet he has a very down to earth manner. And it's not false humility. He is just very practical and earthy. I really like him a lot. I read a short story recently that he wrote (set in Africa) and it was absolute genius.
oracleofaltoona 1 year ago
Interesting work.
KnightsbridgeAce 1 year ago