Classic: December 2007 Archives
Pico Iyer delivered the annual John Hersey Memorial Address that kicked off the 2006 Seminar on The Literature of Travel, Adventure and Discovery. The talk, entitled "A New Kind of Travel for a New Kind of World: Stillness and Movement on a Fast-Turning Globe" was a dazzling, head-spinning example of Iyer's trademark verbal pyrotechnics.
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Gary Trudeau and Roger Rosenblatt had been travelling together for two days when they sat down to have their scheduled conversation at the 2005 Seminar, and Trudeau kicks it off by asserting that they're all talked out. They weren't. The consensus was that these two should start a talk show-and they could dispense with guests. Brilliant and hilarious. Right click on link and choose save as:
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