Ken Follett Interview: Author Discusses Edge of Eternity & Epic Conclusion to Century Trilogy

Join bestselling author Ken Follett in this captivating interview as he delves into the exhilarating conclusion of his Century Trilogy, "Edge of Eternity." In this epic saga, five families from different corners of the world - American, German, Russian, English and Welsh - intertwine their destinies amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the 20th century. From love and hate to fierce battles and extravagant lives, Ken Follett paints a vivid portrait of a century defined by social, political, and economic turmoil.
In this thought-provoking discussion, Ken Follett shares his insights on the Trilogy, shedding light on the riveting events that culminate in the final installment. Brace yourself as Ken Follett explores the collapse of the Berlin Wall, an iconic symbol of the Cold War and the nail-biting tensions that gripped the world during that era. Moreover, he delves into the pivotal struggle for civil rights in America, reminding us of the incredible milestones achieved and the ongoing pursuit of equality.
Through his enthralling storytelling, Ken Follett masterfully captures the essence of the last century, transporting readers to a time of unprecedented change and resilience. Don't miss this opportunity to gain deeper insights into the intricacies of the Century Trilogy and the awe-inspiring historical moments that shape its powerful conclusion. Prepare to be enthralled by Ken Follett's rich narrative tapestry as he unravels the epic journey of these five extraordinary families and the profound impact they have on the world stage.
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[@whyimsmarterthanyou]

My goodness. If that last question wasn't the most touching thing I have ever heard in relation to the hobby of reading I don't know what would be. For almost four years of my life, the anxiety disorder I was dealing with prevented me from reading. Heart pulpitations and chest pains, blurred vision and worries about impending doom all flooded forward when I would try to enjoy my downtime with a book. From a beloved hobby, a place where I had formerly found such distraction and solace, the loss of enjoyment brought to me by unburdened reading was a hurt that I rarely spoke of but was always a painful loss-of-self that I felt during those dark days. I found succes in managing the anxiety in time, and the aspects of myself that I had had to put away while embroiled in the battle for my mental health eventually found their home again. Oh, I so missed the internal and emotional space that reading carved out for me. The sense of loss that the poor woman would have felt as her vision deteriorated must have been similarly aching. Being alone in one's own mind with an author's words is such a gift when you consider all the noise, interruption and chaos that fills our daily work-a-day lives. Gawd, I'm so happy that she shared her story and had a chance to tell Ken the important place that reading his books had in her life. Truly, that share put a lump in my throat and brought a tear to my eye.

[@TheBhagyalakshmi]

Thank you Mr. Follet for your books. A very informative talk. Particularly liked the way in which you plan your books. Best Wishes!

[@jurgenmathiae6682]

Well done sir 🙌🏻

[@simonewilliams9056]

Enjoying Edge of Eternity, knew a few wall escapees in Capetown. And Camp survivors.

[@nickgavis0305]

That’s my cousin! Wish I got to meet him, I love all his books

[@ferc778]

Muchas gracias por subirlo / Thank you for sharing !