Bach’s masterpiece, his In THE GOLDBERG exploration also becomes an VARIATIONS: A MEMOIR, investigation into human Kennicott takes us deep into striving, into the meaning of one of the most fascinating learning and knowledge, and, and demanding pieces of ultimately, into the possibility music ever written. As of finding solace even in the Kennicott pits himself against face of death. World English rights: W.W. Norton. Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Regal Hoffmann ARTHUR MAGIDA ARTHUR J. MAGIDA is Farrakhan and His Nation at the University (Basic Books). He has written of Baltimore and visiting for, amongst others, The Los Professor of Journalism at Angeles Times, The Washington Georgetown University. He has Post, The Washington Times, received 16 Simon Rockower The New York Times, and the Awards and is the author of Boston Globe, and has appeared The Nazi Séance: The Strange on, among other programmes, Story of the Jewish Psychic in NBC’s the “Dateline,” “CBS Hitler’s Circle (Palgrave Early Show,” PBS’s "The Macmillan), The Rabbi and The MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour," Hit Man (HarperCollins), and ABC's "World News Tonight," Prophet of Rage: A Life of Louis and NPR's "Morning Edition". PRINCESS, PATRIOT, SUFI, SPY – The Life and Death of Noor Inayat Khan (W.W. Norton, 2019) Daughter of an Indian noble Noor immersed herself in the and an American rebel heiress, British war effort, and was Noor Khan a poet, musician, soon groomed to be part of – and practicing Sufi was one Churchill’s army”, the – “secret of the most improbable spies SOE (Special Operations England ever recruited. Executive). Flown into France in 1943, she was England’s only The eldest daughter of the radio link with much of the eccentric and illustrious Khan Resistance and with Britain’s family, Noor came of age in network of spies. After the Roaring Twenties Paris, later Germans caught her -- the most witnessing first-hand the fall of wanted woman in France -- she the city under Nazi occupation. was the only member of her Fleeing to England on one of cell who did not crack during the last ships out of France, interrogations. For 10 months,
In THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONS: A MEMOIR, Kennicott takes us deep into one of the most fascinating and demanding pieces of music ever written. As Kennicott pits himself against Bach’s masterpiece, his exploration also becomes an investigation into human striving, into the meaning of learning and knowledge, and, ultimately, into the possibility of finding solace even in the face of death. World English rights: W.W. Norton. Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Regal Hoffmann ARTHUR MAGIDA ARTHUR J. MAGIDA is at the University of Baltimore and visiting Professor of Journalism at Georgetown University. He has received 16 Simon Rockower Awards and is the author of The Nazi Séance: The Strange Story of the Jewish Psychic in Hitler’s Circle (Palgrave Macmillan), The Rabbi and The Hit Man (HarperCollins), and Prophet of Rage: A Life of Louis Farrakhan and His Nation (Basic Books). He has written for, amongst others, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The New York Times, and the Boston Globe, and has appeared on, among other programmes, NBC’s “Dateline,” the “CBS Early Show,” PBS’s "The MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour," ABC's "World News Tonight," and NPR's "Morning Edition". PRINCESS, PATRIOT, SUFI, SPY – The Life and Death of Noor Inayat Khan (W.W. Norton, 2019) Daughter of an Indian noble and an American rebel heiress, Noor Khan – a poet, musician, and practicing Sufi – was one of the most improbable spies England ever recruited. The eldest daughter of the eccentric and illustrious Khan family, Noor came of age in Roaring Twenties Paris, later witnessing first-hand the fall of the city under Nazi occupation. Fleeing to England on one of the last ships out of France, Noor immersed herself in the British war effort, and was soon groomed to be part of Churchill’s “secret army”, the SOE (Special Operations Executive). Flown into France in 1943, she was England’s only radio link with much of the Resistance and with Britain’s network of spies. After the Germans caught her -- the most wanted woman in France -- she was the only member of her cell who did not crack during interrogations. For 10 months,
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