Writers Voice » Addie Card http://www.writersvoice.net A national radio show and podcast featuring author interviews, readings, and reviews. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:40:39 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 A radio book show and podcast featuring interviews with authors, poets, playwrights and more Francesca Rheannon clean Francesca Rheannon rheannon05@gmail.com rheannon05@gmail.com (Francesca Rheannon) 2006-2010 A national radio show and podcast featuring author interviews, readings, and reviews. interview, author, editors, publishing, book, literature, tips, fiction,poetry, nonfiction Writers Voice » Addie Card http://www.writersvoice.net/wp-content/images/writersvoiceweb-rss.jpg http://www.writersvoice.net Ron Suskind, THE WAY OF THE WORLD and ELIZABETH WINTHROP, COUNTING ON GRACE http://www.writersvoice.net/2008/10/ron-suskind-the-way-of-the-world-and-elizabeth-winthrop-counting-on-grace/ http://www.writersvoice.net/2008/10/ron-suskind-the-way-of-the-world-and-elizabeth-winthrop-counting-on-grace/#comments Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:39:53 +0000 Francesca Rheannon http://www.writersvoice.net/?p=370 Elizabeth Winthrop

Elizabeth Winthrop

Ron Suskind

Ron Suskind

Francesca talks with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Ron Suskind about . Also, Elizabeth Winthrop on , the story of an 11-year old girl working in the textile mills of Vermont at the turn of the twentieth century.

Ron Suskind‘s THE WAY OF THE WORLD is chock-full of shocking revelations about US policy on war and terrorism under the Bush Administration.

Read an excerpt from WAY OF THE WORLD about Usman Khosa.

But the book is about much more than revelations. It’s about finding “the human solution” to the grave crises we face in this world.

Elizabeth Winthrop paints a vivid portrait of the plight of child laborers in the New England textile mills in the early 1900′s. She bases her main character, Grace, on the photograph by Lewis Hine of a young girl posed in front of her machine. While writing the book, Winthrop went in search of the real person behind the photo and found out the remarkable story of Addie Card.

To hear about Winthrop’s discovery of Addie Card, listen to the Web exclusive extended interview.

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Elizabeth Winthrop

Elizabeth Winthrop paints a vivid portrait of the plight of child laborers in the New England textile mills in the early 1900′s. She bases her main character, Grace, on the photograph by Lewis Hine of a young girl posed in front of her machine. While writing the book, Winthrop went in search of the real person behind the photo and found out the remarkable story of Addie Card.

To listen to the whole interview, click here.

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