Chabon's biographical information
- Michael Chabon's website :: Sometimes it's open, sometimes it's not.
- Love and Other Impossible Pursuits' by Ayelet Waldman
- Michael Chabon on Squidoo
- Chabon fan site for bibliography
- Teacher Resources for this book
- NPR : Pulitzer Prize Winner Revives Sherlock Holmes :: audio interview 7 minutes
- NYTimes Sunday Book Review 'The Final Solution': Bird of the Baskervilles
- Metacritic: list of Reviews (Avg. 63)
- The Jewish Quarterly review
- Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: :: They seem to have changed the web site so it's harder to search by stars. Most gave this book 4, then 5, 3, 2, 1.
- Book Cover by Jay Ryan
- Gapers Block : Detour : Jay Ryan (the illustrator)
- jay ryan artist... image grid
- A Kiss in Space.(Review) by Mary Jo Salter
- McSweeney's Internet Tendency on Amanda David
- THE LIVES THEY LIVED; Books Left Unwritten - Amanda Davis
- Beekeeping - Wikipedia
- Discovering Sherlock Holmes - From Stanford University
- The Final Problem vs The Final Solution
- Sherlockian Resources on the Internet:
- Sherlock Holmes Part I - the Character
- Sherlock Holmes Part II - the Legacy
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Home Page
- 221B Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes TEXTS
- The Final Solution according to Hitler
- Estimated Number of Jews Killed in The Final Solution
- Final Solution - Wiki
- Holocaust trains - Wiki
- The Final Solution was a Euphemism...
- Hitler Bans Public Reference to The Final Solution
- Kindertransport - Wikipedia
- Kindertransport, 1938-1940
- Village Voice :: How did Nazi Germany become IBM's premier foreign customer? how an American company kept the trains to Auschwitz on schedule. by Edwin Black also IBM: And that's How the Trains Ran on Time.
1 comment:
The uncanny thing is - this guy is such a good
speaker; we were in a restored synagogue downtown & he really kept us all spellbound; he told about his background, as he grew up Jewish here in suburban Maryland, he told about the genesis of some of his work . . he read from his work & took questions.
He's attractive with longish curly hair & really had a presence. So often authors just do not make great speakers - at least that's my impression. Then the next week we sat spellbound as we listened to John Updike talk about himself, the sort of senior statesman writer & read from his book "Terrorist" - he had such a wonderful dry wit.
I have not even started the Policeman's union yet; I tried to start Kavalier and Clay first but can't seem to get into it!
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