At the 10th annual Brooklyn Book Festival on September 20, I had the pleasure of participating in a discussion with Derek Taylor, author of Magna Carta in 20 Places, moderated by Brooklyn Law School dean Nicholas Allard. Click here for C-Span coverage. My part starts at 31 minutes.
My article on the About the BBC Blog discussing my career at the BBC and how the skills I honed there helped me uncover the truth about my family’s stolen legacy.
A delightful book review of “Stolen Legacy” by Professor Ori Z. Soltes of Georgetown University on his Holocaust restitution blog.
Lovely article by Jenni Frazer in today’s Guardian newspaper about the book. “Gran” refers to my grandmother, Nellie Wolff, who started this whole adventure by telling me stories all through my childhood of the wonderful life she once led in pre-war Berlin. And of course she told me many tales of the long lost building, stolen in 1937 by the Nazis.
A few days ago, while attending the American Bar Association’s annual conference in Chicago, Legal Talk Network reporter, Laurence Colletti, invited me to an interview. Jonathan Malysiak, my editor at Ankerwycke, the ABA’s newly launched imprint, as well as two of my fellow Ankewycke authors, David Lat and Ron Fierstein, were all there too. We talked about Ankerwycke, its remit, our respective books and our journeys as authors.