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The Book Review

Inside The New York Times Book Review: Michael Connelly’s ‘The Crossing’

The Book Review

The New York Times

Books, Arts

4.23.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2015

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

This week, Michael Connelly discusses his new novel; Alexandra Alter has news from the literary world; Joseph Kanon talks about a new biography of John le Carré and a memoir by Frederick Forsyth; feedback from readers; and Gregory Cowles has best-seller news. Pamela Paul is the host.

Transcript

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0:00.0

What happens when Harry Bosch teams up with a Lincoln lawyer?

0:05.7

Michael Connelly will join us to talk about the crossing, his latest book, and his best-selling

0:10.2

Harry Bosch series.

0:11.3

I was looking for, and this is almost a journalist of me.

0:13.6

I was looking to find a character that could take us into those worlds, and I could do

0:18.1

some reporting about how our justice system actually does work or in many cases doesn't

0:23.0

work.

0:24.0

Who were the men behind the spine ovals?

0:25.5

Joseph Cannon, no stranger to the subject, will be here to talk about a new biography

0:29.5

of John LaCarrie, and the memoir of Frederick Forsyth.

0:32.7

This is like being in a pub with somebody who wants to tell you stories, and you know

0:37.2

you have better things to do, and where's your things to do?

0:40.4

But he's so charming, and he keeps refilling your glass, and before you know it, you've

0:44.1

had a very pleasant evening.

0:45.9

Alexander Altar will give us an update from the literary world.

0:49.0

Greg Cole's has best-sellor news.

0:50.8

We'll also let readers and listeners weigh in with a few comments of their own.

0:55.2

This is Inside the New York Times Book Review.

0:56.9

I'm Pamela Paul.

0:59.5

Michael Connelly joins us now from LA.

1:07.7

He is the author most recently of The Crossing, which is called a Bosch novel, but is both

1:14.6

a Bosch novel and a Lincoln lawyer novel.

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