Detectives Beyond Borders on the radio
I’ll be on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Here on Earth program Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 4 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. talking about international crime fiction with Hirsh Sawhney, editor of Akashic Books’ Delhi Noir collection.The show streams live and should be on the station’s archives for a while afterward. Think of it as morning drive time for afternoon workers. There’s lots of superb crime fiction from outside the U.S. Tune in and learn about some good books to bring to the beach.
For more information on the program, visit Wisconsin Public Radio’s Web site here.
© Peter Rozovsky 2009
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posted by Peter Rozovsky at 2:40 AM
12 Comments:
That's very cool, Peter!
Wisconsin is a bit of a surprise, though. Not that they wouldn't be interested in international crime fiction there, but it's not exactly next door to Pennsylvania. Is it a phone interview?
I'll be in a studio here, and I presume the host will be in the station's Wisconsin studio. I'm not sure where my fellow guest will be.
Modern life.
Yes, I could be anywhere. Way cool.
I definitely want to check this out, but I probably won't be able to live. You're pretty sure it'll be accessible for a day or two afterwards?
I'm told it will be, and I hope it will be. The station's Web site has an archive. How extensive it is, I don't know.
You'll know you've hit the big time when Terry Gross (or her booker) calls you for Fresh Air.
Seriously, that's way cool. Did they explain how they found you?
I'll be in the heart of Fresh Air territory by remote hookup with Here On Earth. I was curious about how the producer found me, but I have not yet asked. Didn't want to jinx myself, I guess.
Can't wait to hear this.
Congrats!
Thanks. This is right in your part of the country, I believe, though I'll be here, in a studio in Philadelphia.
Thanks for the heads up. I'll check the archives when I get home from work.
Much obliged for the kind attention.
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