Thursday 10 September 2015

American History Untucked 17 -- Ari Kelman

Folks, I know it's been a long time since our last episode. Things have been kind of crazy, but I'm hoping to podcast more consistently this year.

I'm really excited about our guest this episode: Ari Kelman. Ari is a professor at Penn State and author of Misplaced Massacre, which won all kinds of awards over the past couple of years. In our conversation, we mostly talk about his new book, Battle Lines: A Graphic History of the Civil War. We discuss the collaborative process Ari went through, working with an illustrator and co-author, to write Battle Lines.


4 comments:

  1. if religious would not so damaging; be careful, religious-demoniac-Enola "Gay" Enola-"little boy"-"fat man"-religious go saying in "their" global media that "World War III has already begun"...because Humankind escapes from demoniac-religious, and religion no more, Humankind go to a best Future; religious would give a pity

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    shahid

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