Deni Ellis Béchard's guest appearances

Deni Ellis Béchard

KUCI: Get the Funk Out

Plus on est de fous, plus on lit!

Les grands entretiens : acteurs de changement

Nicolas Lévesque

Denis Bernard

Robert Lepage

Catherine Perrin

Jean Hatzfeld

Sophie Deraspe

Pierre Flynn

Antonine Maillet

Gérard Bouchard

André Ménard

Renée Claude

Philippe Falardeau

Barack Obama

Janette Bertrand

Russell Simmons

OwlTail

Sarah Berthiaume

Après avoir personnifié la biblique Ève et l'antique Dionysos, Sarah Berthiaume incarne cette semaine Médée, une magicienne de la mythologie grecque, qui aboutit dans une clinique de fertilité; Deni Ellis Béchard publie Une chanson venue de loin, un roman dans lequel il réfléchit à de nouvelles façons d'être un homme.

Après avoir personnifié la biblique Ève et l'antique Dionysos, Sarah Berthiaume incarne cette semaine Médée, une magicienne de la mythologie grecque, qui aboutit dans une clinique de fertilité; Deni Ellis Béchard publie Une chanson venue de loin, un roman dans lequel il réfléchit à de nouvelles façons d'être un homme.

Deni Ellis Béchard et Sarah Berthiaume

Quand Marie-Louise Arsenault rencontre Deni Ellis Béchard, ce romancier, journaliste et photographe, nous propose de voyager beaucoup et longtemps pour pouvoir mieux redécouvrir notre pays en rentrant.

Quand Marie-Louise Arsenault rencontre Deni Ellis Béchard, ce romancier, journaliste et photographe, nous propose de voyager beaucoup et longtemps pour pouvoir mieux redécouvrir notre pays en rentrant.

Quand Marie-Louise Arsenault rencontre Deni Ellis Béchard

Kabul—Ten Years After 9/11: After a car explodes in the city, a Japanese-American journalist discovers that its passengers were acquaintances—three fellow expats who had formed an unlikely love triangle—and becomes convinced that a deeper story lies behind the moment of violence. The investigation that follows takes the journalist from Kabul to Louisiana, Maine, Québec, and Dubai, from love to jealousy to hate—and acutely reveals how the lives of individuals overseas have become inseparable from the larger story of America’s imperial misadventures.About Deni Ellis BéchardDeni Ellis Béchard is the author of the novel Vandal Love, winner of the 2007 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book; Cures for Hunger, a memoir about growing up with his father, who robbed banks; and Of Bonobos and Men, winner of the 2015 Nautilus Book Award for investigative journalism. His work has appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers, including the LA Times, Salon, Pacific Standard, and Foreign Policy, and he has reported from India, Iraq, Colombia, Rwanda, the Congo, and Afghanistan.

Kabul—Ten Years After 9/11: After a car explodes in the city, a Japanese-American journalist discovers that its passengers were acquaintances—three fellow expats who had formed an unlikely love triangle—and becomes convinced that a deeper story lies behind the moment of violence. The investigation that follows takes the journalist from Kabul to Louisiana, Maine, Québec, and Dubai, from love to jealousy to hate—and acutely reveals how the lives of individuals overseas have become inseparable from the larger story of America’s imperial misadventures. About Deni Ellis Béchard Deni Ellis Béchard is the author of the novel Vandal Love, winner of the 2007 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book; Cures for Hunger, a memoir about growing up with his father, who robbed banks; and Of Bonobos and Men, winner of the 2015 Nautilus Book Award for investigative journalism. His work has appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers, including the LA Times, Salon, Pacific Standard, and Foreign Policy, and he has reported from India, Iraq, Colombia, Rwanda, the Congo, and Afghanistan.

Deni Ellis Béchard, author of Into the Sun, joined me Monday at 9:45am PST