“Books and the World” Interview (January 11, 2019) at the Cape Cod Community Media Center in Dennisport, Massachusetts.
“What will human nature and its relationship to science and technology be like 500 years from now? Keith’s musings have taken the form of a trinity of trinities, a nonvolume saga called The Immortality Wars. The first of three trilogies, it’s called the Penitent, of which we are discussing Part I (2014) and Part II (2017) today. These two parts seem to be planted culturally in 12th century Britain, but with some differences, I think, of Christian politics.”
— Hugh Blair–Smith, Interviewer
Notes:
(1.) Thanks to the following listed individuals in helping make this interview possible:
- Madeline Miele Holt, Vice President, Cape Cod Writers Center
- Hugh Blair–Smith, Host & Interviewer; Codirector, Cape Cod Writers Center
- Suzie Reed, Director & Producer
- Steve Voluckas, Producer
- Angela Molica, Camera
- Troy Williams, Camera
- Kathleen Murphy, Camera
(2.) Photo and video courtesy and permission of the Cape Cod Writers Center.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I have not received any compensation for writing this post. As the sole author of the Penitent – Part I, and the Penitent – Part II, and as the sole proprietor of Copper Beech Press, I have a material connection to these books, as well as to the publishing press, I have just listed. Other than my previously stated novels and publishing press, I have no material connection to the brands, products or services that I have mentioned here. I am disclosing this information in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
© 23 January 2019 by A. Keith Carreiro
For information about my series, The Immortality Wars, please go to my home page: https://immortalitywars.com/