Louise Penny

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De: Sophie Plateau

Narrado por: Louise Penny

Louise Penny visits the Audible Studios to discuss her latest novel Glass, the latest in the Inspector Gamache series.

She talks about the setting, the importance of her characters and storyline over the murder itself, and much more. The previous in the series A Great Reckoning debuted at number one in both the US and Canada on the hardcover list, the ebooks and audio lists - making it the top book in North America.

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Enchanting interview with an author I am enjoying.

With some interesting insights into her process. As someone who is only two books into her oeuvre, this makes me want to jump back in quickly.

Excellent short interview with author Louise Penny

I always pre-order audio books by my favorite authors. I usually have 8 to 15 books on pre-order at Audible. Since during recent years Louise Penny publishes during the final week of August, I begin to think and read about her upcoming releases beginning about 8 weeks ahead of the release date. This 20 minute interview published on July 17 kept me interested as I awaited the release. It's not odd to have two awaited releases by my favorite authors released on the same day. Tom Wood's new Victor the Assassin novel was released yesterday along with Penny's Glass houses. That presented a dilemma for me: Tom Wood won but it was a close call.

Favorite So Far

This story, the telling of it, and the denouement was truly incredible. I have loved every book so far but this one is a gift.

Nice to hear the author.

I enjoyed the interview. It’s a shame the interviewer didn’t take the time to familiarize herself with Penny’s work.

what's not to like

How can you not like a free 20 minute interview with one of your favorite authors?

Good interview

The interviewer asked good questions, and Louise. Penny came across as a warm, intelligent and genuine subject. Very enjoyable.
The review form required that I rate performance and story, which is inappropriate. But, as usual, we serve the procedure, it does not serve us. Bah

Lovely to hear her voice

Not only lovely voice, but lovely thoughts. I truly enjoyed the interview. For the answer to the question on the consistent popularity of the genre, I refer you to the very first episode of the Literary Life Podcast. The host makes a great case for the genre (by discussing “Gaudy Night”) winning hearts and minds into a post war world that needed justice and closure—which still happens today.

Louise Penny is interesting

I enjoy getting to know my favorite authors better. This interview sheds some light on Ms. Penny’s process and her early journey to becoming who she is today.

Great interview with great writer

Interview with mystery writer, Louise Penny, after her book, Glass Houses. She gives. background for her books and characters.

Great interview

I’m impressed. I really enjoyed the interview and the insights into who the author is, as a person and a writer. I’m a bookaholic, but I had not yet read any of her works.
Before writing this review, I borrowed Still Life through my library’s Hoopla app; the Overdrive app had a bit of a waitlist;)
Thank you, Audible, for making this author interview available.