Liz K McKeown of the Nashville Books Examiner has posted a new interview with me regarding "The Missionary and the Brute." It is a bit unusual in my collection of interviews in that it delves into some of the deeper subtext of the story rather than on the mechanics of writing. It's a whole different slant on things. I'm not sure I came off anywhere close to coherent in this but it certainly made me think. For an interview to make me think is a great thing.
McKeown gets into Tanzanian politics, intolerance of religions, corruption, and death with a little bit of Upton Sinclair tossed in. You know, blithely light hearted fare!
Check it out if you have a chance. http://www.examiner.com/books-in-nashville/the-missionary-and-the-brute-a-tanzanian-thriller
Join author John D. Kenworthy as he rises up out of the dust to traverse the long, treacherous road from LaGanga to Morogoro, Tanzania on a bus that he not-so-affectionately calls "The Beast". Not quite a travelogue nor personal memoir, yet containing aspects of each, "The Beast" is instead a heartfelt story of one man's passion for helping the children of a far-off land. The latest book from John Kenworthy comes Thanksgiving 2013
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
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