Foer, Jonathan Safran: *1977
Information by Jonathan Safran Foer
- General Information
- Interview with Robert Birnbaum, May 26, 2003
- Q&A. The Guardian; June 22, 2012
- Audio (6:34)
Jonathan Safran Foer says it was his encounter with the writings and life of the Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai that first inspired him to become a writer. ABC Radio National; March 19, 2010 - Tim O'Reilly, Jane Friedman, Jonathan Safran Foer, and Ken Auletta debate with Charlie Rose the future of the book in the digital age. November 2, 2011 (32:56)
- "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
- Jonathan Safran Foer talks about 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'; he is introduced by Amy Boesky. Boston College - Front Row. April 7, 2005
- This conversation focuses on the artistic decisions that led Foer to fill his text with pictures, blank spaces, and typographical tricks. Bookworm; May 19, 2005 - loads slowly
- Jonathan Safran Foer talks about 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'; he is introduced by Amy Boesky. Boston College - Front Row. April 7, 2005
- "We Are the Weather"
- Jonathan Safran Foer explains how “saving the planet begins at breakfast.” PBS; September 20, 2019
- Jonathan Safran Foer explains how “saving the planet begins at breakfast.” PBS; September 20, 2019
- "Here I Am"
- This important novel dares to expand its family crisis into a global crisis that threatens the survival of Israel. Bookworm; October 27, 2016 - loads slowly
- This important novel dares to expand its family crisis into a global crisis that threatens the survival of Israel. Bookworm; October 27, 2016 - loads slowly