Marlon James: "Keep your hobbit." (Dec. 22, 2015) | Charlie Rose

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  • Опубліковано 21 гру 2015
  • Author Marlon James explains how his next book, which draws from African mythology, came about from a debate on black hobbits.
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  • @chrism.4116
    @chrism.4116 8 років тому +1

    Very good interview. Very insightful!

  • @FollowOtherness
    @FollowOtherness 8 років тому +7

    Seriously so excited for Marlon James to write this!!!!

    • @TheReturnOfStephan1
      @TheReturnOfStephan1 8 років тому

      +FollowOtherness I, too, look forward to seeing the results of his research!

    • @Bonitaymorena
      @Bonitaymorena 8 років тому +1

      +FollowOtherness so long as he has a lot of Anasi, Carribbean mermaids and other african/Caribbean folkore characters I'm ready!!!

    • @momowilly7497
      @momowilly7497 8 років тому

      +MsLoupe aka Bonitaymorena He said he's going to 11th century Africa. That is not Caribbean.

    • @Bonitaymorena
      @Bonitaymorena 8 років тому

      yeah but he also said on his Facebook page that he wanted to write more afire an and Carrie an mythology. and the car ribbon folklore characters are derived from West African folklore like an aside and Yemaja and Mami wata

    • @Bonitaymorena
      @Bonitaymorena 8 років тому +1

      yeah but he also said on his Facebook page that he wanted to write more afire an and Carrie an mythology. and the car ribbean folklore characters are derived from West African folklore like an aside and Yemaja and Mami wata. there are many characters are are specific to the carribbean and some that crossover in African folklore