Charlie Rose

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judith  11/23/2007 10:45 PM Report

Erica, thank you for the recommendation -Riders in the Chariot IS amazing. I loved it!

Erica  05/25/2007 08:58 PM Report

A couple of people have asked about the Patrick White novel I mentioned: it's Riders in the Chariot. Amazing. Erica

judith  05/25/2007 05:09 PM Report

Hey Chuck - so 73 year old guys aren't dangerous? How disappointing. I like her a lot, too. I enjoy writers so much and this is one of the few places I can hear them. I will have to get all the books! I already picked one up for this long weekend...

Jan Keller  05/25/2007 12:43 PM Report

Which Patrick White novel is recommended as the best introduction to his works?

Gloria Valentino  05/24/2007 08:45 AM Report

AS ALWAYS - ANOTHER FASCINATING PERSON I WOULD NEVER HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET IF IT WERE NOT FOR CHARLIE ROSE.

THANK YOU - EVERY DAY I LEARN SOMETHING NEW

BECAUSE OF YOU.

I AM ORDERING THE TRANSCRIPT OF THIS INTERVIEW.

SO MUCH TO LEARN -

THANK YOU -

GLORIA VALENTINO

Frank  05/24/2007 05:11 AM Report

I think books in the future will be a hybrid of static text and moving and updating images and or information. Possibly proofing. How? With electronic Ink and I think its cooming.

june fontaine  05/24/2007 01:15 AM Report

I enjoyed your interview with Erika Wagner very much. I went to the Vancouver Art Gallery shop today and bought a copy of "A Story As Sharp As A Knife". It looks like a great read.

Marni Pease  05/23/2007 11:12 PM Report

I would like to receive the top 10 list. I could not understand the title of the book "Master Works of the Classical ????? and Their World" by Robert Bringer?????

Chuck Busser  05/23/2007 09:10 PM Report

I am absolutely mesmerized by Erica Wagner - no, I am actually in love with her! Damn! I am 73 years old, so I guess she is safe. What an absolutely wonderfully charming, intelligent person. I immediately ordered her new book "Seizure" and can't wait to get started on it. Annnnnd I love the hair style -bold and beautiful.

sbraun  05/23/2007 06:51 PM Report

I watch Charlie Rose often. I listened to the interview with Erica Wagner. I intend on reading her novel "Seizure".

I am 49. I have had temporal lobe epilepsy since the age of 7. (39 percent of people with epilepsy have intractable epilepsy - they have breakthrough seizures not controlled by medicine). I was fortunate enough to be a candidate for temporal lobectomy 3 yrs ago. (Lobectomy surgery has only become available in the last 12 to 15 yrs. I would have had a lobectomy years ago had it been developed in my young lifetime. If I was born at the turn of the century -pre-antiseizure medications. I would have died from seizures at a young age.

For the most part, I do not have seizures anymore. I am always discouraged and amazed that people can still percieve seizures to be anything other than an electrical misfire in the brain. Historically, seizures were viewed as "other worldy, insane, ethereal".

Sorry to ruin the excitement but like many other disorders, diseases, whatever you want to term them, medical science continues to learn more about the disease and most importantly learn how to treat it. Sometimes, in the case of surgery, we are learning how to reduce or eliminate a seizure disorder.

I have hundreds of seizures in my lifetime. Not once did I ever think it was "exciting, remarkable, spiritual, etheral". No, I felt sick afterwards and I was just mad that my brain was sick. I wanted to feel good and never have to expect the unexpected - a seizure when I was driving, or holding my child, or working as en engineer in the field.

Perhaps you can invite a physician or researcher whose life pursuit is to develop treatments for controlling or elimianting seizures. I think the whole world needs to continue to learn the problems from seizures and the work that is being done (somewhat successfully) to control it.

Lee Luning  05/23/2007 03:45 PM Report

Funny, I just looked on Amazon and A Story as Sharp as a Knife is #151 bestseller in books today. I bet yesterday it was in the high hundred-thousands. The power of Charlie Rose ...

Emile Belmondo  05/23/2007 03:38 PM Report

It's just so nice to put on a program and spend same pretious time with 2 inteligent people.I salut PBS and Charlie Rose;I admire the way Erica Wagner talked and handle herself.

Don  05/23/2007 03:16 PM Report

Melissa, yes I caught that too. But, Mr. Rose is not as young as he used to be, so, if he misses a ten footer but goes in for the rebound, I'll cut him some slack. It is okay to miss a small one in the excitement of the interview...

Melissa  05/23/2007 02:50 PM Report

During Erica's top 10, she was aked what is her best first line in a book? It was the first sentence in Jane Eyre. "There was no possibility of taking walk that day" Charlie said "Jane Austen" as if it were written by Jane Austen. Jane Eyre, of course, was written by Charlotte and Emily Bronte. Did anyone else catch that? Other than that, it was a great, great interview. I loved it.

Charlie Rose Viewer Services  05/23/2007 02:38 PM Report

There is a link to Erica Wagner's Literary Top 10 in the description of this segment

katie  05/23/2007 02:35 PM Report

here is a link to her top ten list:

http://www.pulp.net/48/top10.html

sarah  05/23/2007 02:32 PM Report

could you send me the top 10 list, also?

Edward  05/23/2007 02:22 PM Report

I would also like a copy of that list along with the reference book ...

Suzanne  05/23/2007 02:08 PM Report

Would also like the Top Ten List!

Thank you.

Ligiah  05/23/2007 01:03 PM Report

Could you send me the Top 10 List that Charlie asked her at the end of the show? They were hard to understand and in some cases they were talking too fast to get them all. Thank you.

Vinny Ticali  05/23/2007 12:41 PM Report

Just curious...What, by Patrick White, would Erica recommend? (or would any fellow Charlie-Roseans recommend, for that matter...!)

Susan League  05/23/2007 10:42 AM Report

Silly me, I meant Erica Wagner. I guess you know that.

JR  05/23/2007 10:22 AM Report

Due to atmospheric conditions your show on PBS was fading in and out last nite.

Could you list the top 10 answers Erica gave to your questions?

Thanks.

Susan League  05/23/2007 10:04 AM Report

Can you please tell me the name of the reference book Erica Wilson mentioned that is her favorite and that she donated to a library.Thanks.

Erica  05/23/2007 09:49 AM Report

Hello Janet, I can tell you the name of the book I mentioned. It's Robert Bringhurst's A Story as Sharp as a Knife -- part of his trilogy, Masterworks of the Classical Haida Mythtellers. It's published by Douglas & McIntyre in Canada. Hope you enjoy it; it's remarkable.

Janet   05/23/2007 07:23 AM Report

Can anyone tell me what the name of the book is that was mentioned? She said it was the best book she had read in 10 years - something like -The Story of ??????? - THanks

Sharman Wixon  05/22/2007 07:28 PM Report

Love the show on 05/21/07. No one can interview like Charlie.

Thanks..

S