A Kolbe Times Conversation with Louise Penny (39 min.)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- We’re pleased to share this delightful conversation with bestselling Canadian author Louise Penny, known worldwide for her Three Pines novels featuring the much-loved detective, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache.
I enjoyed this very much. I’m a new fan of Louise Penny. I watched an older movie called Three Pines and enjoyed it, so when I saw the new tv series, I watched it too. I loved the character, his kindness and humanity. Then I tried to check out the first book from my e-library but had to wait months. When it was finally available, I loved it too. I do listen to audiobooks when the written version is unavailable or when I am driving a distance. The reader makes such a difference and can spoil it so I’m reluctant to listen to favorites. My husband also died of dementia, frontal lobe. We also were blessed that I was able to have him home with me. We were in the Atlanta, Georgia area and they had a wonderful hospise support system that helped the last year when things became more difficult. Thank you for the interview, I enjoyed it very much.
What a fun conversation. Thank you. Love Louise’s Three Pines characters. So good to hear some of the background to the characters/storylines.
"Through the fellowship of this program" is an experience so basic to human need that I feel it is a necessary source of Ms. Penny's ability to communicate with her readers. How fortunate we members are to have needed and found it!
I prefer audio books. Thank you for this talk. Edit a month later. I did not mention Louise Penny is my fav author. I’m comforted by listening to her books except her current one. This had me on the edge of my seat. I listened straight through. Couldn’t put it down. Super intense. Brilliant on a different layer than Brilliant with all her other books. I loved to be read to, so the audio format is a dream come true. I haven’t listened to the collaboration with Hillary Clinton, simply because as an American, I am so blown away and overwhelmed with politics since trump entered the scene. I’m 70. Thank you for providing me a community through your writing. ❤
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Respite for the caregivers is a beautiful idea, and so needed!
Thank you so much for sharing this interesting and peaceful interview, in which I not only enjoyed to know Louise Penny better, but also her kind interviewer Laura. I wish I saw more of this kind of interaction during interviews. I’m not a crime reader at all, except Agatha Christie, because I’ve worked at Court with real crime, and I struggled with that a long time. So I was astonished to suddenly ENJOY crime… and all the characters Louise invented so carefully, including Ruth, the harsh poetrist, with her duck 🦆. And I’d love to find a bistro like that in THREE PINES, and enjoy the tasty French inspired food, combined with a book from the lovely book store. If there’d be a yarn store, I’d move over… Greetings from Germany, Monika❣
My husband and I finally got to visit Quebec this September and as we strolled along the streets of Quebec & later Montréal, the experience was particularly magical for me having red Louis Penny’s books - some of it s need so familiar to me and I knew that I was on a street that Armand Gamache has walked!!
I have mixed feelings about the television series some things are brilliant but I think they missed on Gabri and Olivier. But the scene with Ruth and Lillian was perfect
I to have watched the series but, I agree with you on Gabri andOlivier but, also on Jean Guy who mumbles a d is nothing like I pictured. Also, Myrna in the books is supposed to be a large person in the series she is not. Ruth ,well I don't see Ruth with purple in her hair. The Ruth in an earlier series is much more like her. I suppose I'm being very picky.
How many others found themselves yelling Farley Mowat to the Louise Penny on the video?
Interesting, but I would’ve liked the topic of faith to have come up more in the conversation.
The world would of been in a better place. ????? really
One of the things that the books are about I think is the path of the female artist.
I have read every inspector Gamache book however, the last one was so very disturbing a d dark think I will take a break from Louise Penny.