My son tells you everything you need to know about the WGA strike.
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Maya Angelou reads her poem "On the Pulse of Morning" at the 1993 presidential inauguration of Bill Clinton. (The audio gets a little out of sync early on but only lasts around 10 seconds.)
Charlie Rose interviews Norman Mailer about The Castle in the Forest.
Khaled Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner, discusses his new bestselling novel, A Thousand Splendid Suns.
Amy Tan gives a revealing interview about music, singing, and performing.
James' brand new interview with First Book, a nonprofit organization that gives low income families their first books to read.
Clive Barker talks about his upcoming works at the Fangoria magazine's Weekend of Horrors 2007 conference in Burbank, California.
This segment includes input from various sources on topics such as inequity in the workplace and poverty as they relate to children and working mothers.
Author Jane Smiley visits Google to discuss her book, Ten Days in the Hills. This event took place on March 6, 2007, as part of the Authors@Google series.
Red Room interviews Don Lattin after an event at the San Francisco Public Library during Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
Author Ishmael Reed appears at Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
Red Room interviews Juvenal Acosta in the San Francisco Public Library during an event at Litquake 2007, San Francisco’s annual literary festival.
Chelsea Handler appears on The Late Show with David Letterman in August 2007 and talks about show business, intoxication, relationships, and her book, My Horizontal Life, among other
Daniel Handler and Jane Smiley hold a conversation at Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
Daniel Handler and Jane Smiley converse at Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
Daniel Handler and Jane Smiley converse at Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
Red Room presents author Bharati Mukherjee reading at the San Francisco Public Library's Koret Auditorium during Litquake 2007, San Francisco's annual literary festival.
