I just heard about this, and I'm so excited to check it out!
@Melodyflea3 ай бұрын
Cant wait to read it.....
@chasenotmuch90483 ай бұрын
I would KILL for the prequel/sequel idea mention here!
@rouxls_kaard13 ай бұрын
What a great prequel about neurodiverse and autistic bullying. Amazing :)
@christopherbram14754 ай бұрын
It's a wonderful book, both informative and entertaining. She asks good questions and is not afraid of admitting when we don't know the answers.
@rafd35934 ай бұрын
Mary is always interesting. She’s sold the book to me.
@thumbstruck4 ай бұрын
I'm reading it now! Great insights. Causes thought.....
@OurQueerImpact5 ай бұрын
Love her voice! Just finished Babel and am desperately searching for more Babel content 😂
@Naan-wx5wz4 ай бұрын
same😭
@kingman.mp45 ай бұрын
Outstanding at Hay Festival
@inessamaria24285 ай бұрын
Interesting.
@VideoHussain6 ай бұрын
I picked this book up on a whim shortly after my mum's death anniversary. I started reading it in the bookstore café and didn't make it more than a dozen pages before having to put it down and wipe away tears. A beautiful work. It's written with such vulnerability. I'd gladly listen to you talk about it for hours.
@SallyLittlefair6 ай бұрын
I read this book in a day it was so good your a great author and Keedie really inspired me
@yuricer876 ай бұрын
My absolute favourite historian right there. 👏👏👏👏
@jonwaynem6 ай бұрын
her theoretical sequel sounds so good
@santoshr29846 ай бұрын
After purchasing the book I cam here to listen to the author .. let me say that was a very passinate pitch, but I felt weird. I love the french but I think we should not be mixing everything. After watching this video I feel the author should write more books rather than more videos. Oh Papyrus is great. Book is amazing
@sophspice326 ай бұрын
she´s so pretty😭the outfits and the background are perfect too
@kentuckyburbon17776 ай бұрын
Gratia tibi ago
@marcolivresque6 ай бұрын
what's the instagram of the interviewer? 😅
@CesarGamezT7 ай бұрын
So sad to see no comment in a book where novel science theory is expressed and explained. I found the theory of white hole interesting, since it gives an outlet to the matter that falls into a black hole, which are super massive. I have not read anything about white holes but I will speculate my imagination here: does it mean that every black hole is the end of “a universe” and a white hole a beginning of it? (Sort of a Big Bang?)
@TerryWard-ur9es7 ай бұрын
I taught Politics to A level and your commentary is fairly elementary.
@julieeveraert24497 ай бұрын
I just finished reading this book - it is longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for historical fiction this year. It is a lovely book! The writing style and format of the chapters from the characters' points of view just worked so well. What a great recommendation by Blackwell's. Congratulations to Victoria MacKenzie.
@OhioEddieBlack7 ай бұрын
Thank you Elle McNicoll for writing about bullying as well as neurodivergence and thank you Blackwell's for bringing them to the forefront. Kids need more books like these. You are all making a difference 💚
@davidmiller40787 ай бұрын
I have yet to read his book but im enjoying the you tube clips I do find it puzzling why few historians spend hardly any time on the bloody islamic Colonialism from the 7th century onwards against the Cristian ortodox lands of Arabia north africa Spain and the Balkan region which over 400 years was the impetus for Pope Urban to call for a military confrontation against islamic invasion desacration genocide and enforced slavery In the TV program this was lightly touched upon but perhaps giving new students an incorrect impression that Pope Urban just called for the Crusades on a whim ? Were the battles of Yarmuk 636 AD or the moslim massacres iin Doziore in Anotolia and Spain and the Balkans mentioned at all ? And no mention of the modern woke myth of living under islamic rule was a huge multicultural utopia it definately wasnt ! This is boasted about my moslim croniclers of the time Christains and jews who were spared the slaughter had to live in diminitude or 2nd class citizens and pay a Jizra or protevtion money and had no legal standing under the medieval repression of sharia law ! This still goes on today in the theocractic Dictatorships Yes the European Royal Dynasties were in fighting amoung themselves and yes the collection of crusader armies were too dis organised to liberate jerusalem and the so called holy lands long term and yes they also did commit atrocities themselves in response to the fanaticism of the moslim armies cultural practices War sadly always involves innocent civilians but i have not heard any mention of the indoctrination of hatred towards the kaffir or all non moslims found in the so called holy book ? History is not just only dates of battles but of ideologies and ideas and it seems ttalt to examine their koran to gan insight as to why even today the Fundenmentalist Theocraies recruit young men to blow themselves up in public European Spaces and endorse what is now called hate speech in order to encourage the devout to carry out random attacks on civilians This seem ingrained at a psycological level ? I apologise if David Asbridge has covered this aspect in his writings already but i have yet discovered it Jihad is not always military as we are now seeing in Europe jihad by Hizra or invasion by migration and infiltration ? When the numbers reach high enogh a miltary coup can take place which seems to be building up as we speak ? Shamefully aided and abetted by our Traitor politions most of whom seem to be under the influence of another newer ideology ie Marxism Some say that the 1860 Crimea war was the last Crusade ? In that the european Cristian powers could of re taken the old Bzantine Capirol Constantinople now istanbul for Christianity ? But decided instead to deny an expansionist russia access to the Black sea which would of given them axcess to the Mediteraniean ? Either way the books TV presentations and KZbin clips do shed important light on our current world But will our blockhead politions learn from history or be doomed to tepeat the same tragic mistakes ? We all have a collective resoonsibity to recocgnise and confront evil and not wait 400 years ,!
@duncansalmon57188 ай бұрын
I'm enjoying the book right now. I love that you have "How late it was, how late" on the shelf!
@c.greystone98258 ай бұрын
What about Sistine Chapel?
@НаталіяБілоус-в3о4 ай бұрын
It's neither cathedral nor gotic one.
@leah.leah.leah.8 ай бұрын
I love her so much! Poppy wars is my favorite book ever!
@polly29008 ай бұрын
Wish we had Blackwell's in the USA
@rachelmatthews84898 ай бұрын
I was lucky enough to get an e-arc of this novel and am about halfway through. It's fantastic so far! I know I will want a physical copy so have preordered it from Blackwells of course 😉
@raymondteodosbandlabvlog16768 ай бұрын
Fantastic interview! 😃
@gaylegilman93038 ай бұрын
I wish this video was longer. I love hearing you talk about your book and how you brought such a difficult time to life with your illustrations. Waiting for my copy to arrive! 💝
@TitaniumBigdog9 ай бұрын
Will you be flat signing your books?
@michael50899 ай бұрын
Superb!!!!❤
@tuncalikutukcuogluen-aquas289310 ай бұрын
An inspiring interview. Monbiot is so wise because he can bring many disciplines together; ecology, anthropology, neuroscience, history... Disciplinary boundaries in modern industrial science and education make people stupid and dangerous.
@olgayaleo729 Жыл бұрын
own and cherish all of her books - she makes me wish that i had read them as a child or tween...keep up the splendid work - and thank you, ms. rundell and blackwell's!
@Amanda_Panda-n2l Жыл бұрын
I love the author's voice so much
@thomasmollo3568 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful interview with a beautiful person. I'm looking forward to reading her book on Donne, an author I too am interested in. All best wishes for Katherine Rundell!
@ronaldruskin1501 Жыл бұрын
A very important book about the centrality of libraries, archives, and books, as guardians of knowledge and truth over civilization's journey from past to present and beyond. The preciousness of the written word and the vulnerability of its preservation is a central theme for democracy. Dr. R.
@_raresis5405 Жыл бұрын
exactly what i need for my exam😭
@Vjaynd88 Жыл бұрын
Will it be possible to post a video of the upcoming interview with Nigel Warburton and Andy West?
@touchwood1082 жыл бұрын
Absolutely brilliant book. I read it from cover to cover and couldn’t put it down. What an amazing and loving family. I highly recommend it.
@viviennedunbar33742 жыл бұрын
As an atheist growing up in England we were always taught everything Protestants did was good and everything Catholics did was bad. Also Catholics were completely backward and corrupt. This didn't seem to make a lot of sense to me realizing they founded all the great universities and built beautiful Cathedrals and a Church in the middle of every village. And then a King who an adulterer, married 6 times and murdered two of his wives was presented as noble while he was going around razing to the ground every ancient abbey, priory and monastery and giving his mates and the Crown the spoils. Can't say it seemed particularly Holy. All the Catholics who were also murdered and impoverished and then lost their civil rights for 300 years were given little attention. The whole thing seemed like a massive propaganda exercise.
@Nothingschanged2 жыл бұрын
He destroyed the right books, the books that promoted destruction of the family and books that promoted homosexuality and beastiality. Books that didn’t align with German, therefore, European ideals. But they are promoted today, however. Perhaps that is the so called “progress” of modernity.