Louise Penny
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Louise Penny
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Louise Penny
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Sophie Plateau
About this listen
Louise Penny visits the Audible Studios to discuss her latest novel Glass, the latest in the Inspector Gamache series.
She talks about the setting, the importance of her characters and storyline over the murder itself, and much more. The previous in the series A Great Reckoning debuted at number one in both the US and Canada on the hardcover list, the ebooks and audio lists - making it the top book in North America.
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- Jaa
- 08-07-20
Fantastic Louise Penny vacuous interviewer.
Louise Penny is knowledgeable, kind, well read and as delightful as her books and characters.
The interviewer obviously hadn’t read any of her books, researched her life story, or knew any of the well known authors or books Penny talked of. Very embarrassing and insulting to a superb author and human being.
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- doglover
- 26-08-17
Spoilt by annoying interviewer
All I could hear was WOW and ABSOLUTELY
Sounds like an interesting author, but someone else to conduct the interview please
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- eGJ
- 13-08-22
Pity the British acceptance of her first book is not acknowledged enough
An interesting interview and it does give an insight into Gamache and The Three Pines, but more should have been made of the fact it took a British author’s agent to discover her talent and bring her writing to the world.
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