New Book Offers Insights on Daniel Silva’s Novels & Political Views
"Daniel Silva: A Reader's Guide by Dr. Stan Schatt" is the first book to provide insight, background, plot summaries, reviews & interview links, and discussion questions covering all Daniel Silva's novels. It also offers Silva's views on international politics and his assessment of President's Obama and Putin.
Carlsbad, CA, July 14, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Guide is the perfect addition to the library of any Gabriel Allon fan.
"Daniel Silva: A Reader’s Guide by Dr. Stan Schatt" is now available from Amazon in print and Kindle editions. While this book will make reading and re-reading Silva’s novels even more enjoyable, it also will serve as a valuable resource for book club discussion leaders because it provides background information, plot summaries, discussion questions, links to reviews and Silva interviews, and commentary on each novel. Equally important, according to Dr. Schatt is the book’s “coverage of Silva’s views on America’s role in the Middle East and its relationship with other powers, especially Russia and Iran.”
Hovering like a black cloud over The English Spy, Silva’s latest novel, are the nuclear talks between Iran and the United States and the relationship between President Obama and President Putin. He often describes the American president as someone who means well but seems unable to grasp the big picture. While the geopolitical opinions of most authors might seem irrelevant and uninformed, Schatt points out that Silva has maintained close contacts with key government officials and intelligence agents that date back to his time as a UPI reporter and CNN producer of political shows. Daniel Silva has said that he wants to inform as well entertain his readers.
“Daniel Silva now has around forty million readers, and many of them consider the Israeli spy Gabriel Allon a part of their family,” according to Dr. Schatt. While other authors have written novels with continuing characters, Schatt points out that the sheer number of details Silva has provided about specific characters over the years means that readers might know more about them than they know about some of their friends.
Dr. Stan Schatt is a novelist as well as a popular lecturer on Jewish-American issues. He taught Jewish-American fiction at several universities and served as a Fulbright visiting professor to Tokyo University. Written in an easy-to-read style, Daniel Silva: A Reader’s Guide is now available from Amazon in print ($9.99) and Kindle (2.99) editions and serves as an ideal gift for any Daniel Silva fan. For more information on Dr. Schatt, visit his website (www.stanschatt.com) his Twitter account (@stanschatt), or his Facebook Author’s page (http://on.fb.me/1NOHYYF). Link to the book: http://amzn.to/1gvBWl6
"Daniel Silva: A Reader’s Guide by Dr. Stan Schatt" is now available from Amazon in print and Kindle editions. While this book will make reading and re-reading Silva’s novels even more enjoyable, it also will serve as a valuable resource for book club discussion leaders because it provides background information, plot summaries, discussion questions, links to reviews and Silva interviews, and commentary on each novel. Equally important, according to Dr. Schatt is the book’s “coverage of Silva’s views on America’s role in the Middle East and its relationship with other powers, especially Russia and Iran.”
Hovering like a black cloud over The English Spy, Silva’s latest novel, are the nuclear talks between Iran and the United States and the relationship between President Obama and President Putin. He often describes the American president as someone who means well but seems unable to grasp the big picture. While the geopolitical opinions of most authors might seem irrelevant and uninformed, Schatt points out that Silva has maintained close contacts with key government officials and intelligence agents that date back to his time as a UPI reporter and CNN producer of political shows. Daniel Silva has said that he wants to inform as well entertain his readers.
“Daniel Silva now has around forty million readers, and many of them consider the Israeli spy Gabriel Allon a part of their family,” according to Dr. Schatt. While other authors have written novels with continuing characters, Schatt points out that the sheer number of details Silva has provided about specific characters over the years means that readers might know more about them than they know about some of their friends.
Dr. Stan Schatt is a novelist as well as a popular lecturer on Jewish-American issues. He taught Jewish-American fiction at several universities and served as a Fulbright visiting professor to Tokyo University. Written in an easy-to-read style, Daniel Silva: A Reader’s Guide is now available from Amazon in print ($9.99) and Kindle (2.99) editions and serves as an ideal gift for any Daniel Silva fan. For more information on Dr. Schatt, visit his website (www.stanschatt.com) his Twitter account (@stanschatt), or his Facebook Author’s page (http://on.fb.me/1NOHYYF). Link to the book: http://amzn.to/1gvBWl6
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