An Evening with Pico Iyer - Writer's Symposium by the Sea 2020

Pico Iyer was named "arguably the world’s greatest living travel writer," by Outside, and is the author of over a dozen books and countless essays. The New Yorker called Iyer an "intellectual and spiritual adventurer." Iyer explores these two intertwined spheres--the inner and the outer--in his writings and in three recent TED Talks, which have racked up some eight million views. Iyer is the author of two novels and ten works of nonfiction, including such perennial favorites as Video Night in Kathmandu, The Lady and the Monk: Four Seasons in Kyoto, and The Global Soul. His best-selling 2008 book, The Open Road: The Global Journey of the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, was drawn from decades of talks and travels with the Tibetan leader. Iyer's newest book, Autumn Light, out in April 2019, is a far-reaching meditation on impermanence, mortality, and grief that draws extensively on his more than 30 years of living in Japan. [3/2020] [Show ID: 35142]
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[@Pachelbel_PaperDarts]

Dean Nelson is a wonderful interviewer. A master in the art of conversation. Listening to this symposium with Pico Iyer is one of the most intellectually stimulating things I've ever experienced during the lockdown. What a breath of fresh air away from the mind-numbing culture on TV. Many thanks for sharing and please keep up with the good work.

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This is the best interview of Picco Iyer that I have come across till date. Thank you very much.

[@anjurathore6039]

Thankyou for a lively illuminating conversation. Pico iyer ..u r a beautiful mind

[@northofyou33]

I love Pico Iyer. This is awesome.

[@_FMK]

Thank You! You've broadened the reach of my Heart. Edit: both inwards & out 💫

[@AbhinavDhar93]

I have just found out about Pico Iyer, and I love the fact that he always says 'herself' or 'her' and never 'himself' or 'him' as is normally seen.

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He looks a lot like Robin Williams!

[@DaoNguyen-vp7ki]

very insightful conversation. much enjoyed it.

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Thank you sir.

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Nice Interview . Thank you sir.

[@yd5352]

All the talks and interviews of Mr. Pico Iyer are gems. And I am on sort of spree to collect all those gems. Thank you for posting this enlightening talk on this channel.

[@LunaSylph]

What an absolute treasure of an interview between two eloquent people. Wonderful. Thank you for sharing this.

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thanks for the video

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Nice Interview . Thank you sir

[@shadowshow701]

Sorry but all the great writers are dead. Good interview though

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😁😁