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Her authorized site: http://www.kingsolver.com/
I believe if you select listen here, you can hear Diane Rehm's interview of B.K. re: Flight Behavior: http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/201...
(I didn't explore the site and to what it can lead you.)
If you search Google on: "Barbara Kingsolver interview Flight Behavior", you will receive several choices of interviews, including a YOU-tube selection (at least the day I tried).


Add threads for specific sources if you like.
Here are a couple:


If you click on a book and then, in the description that follows, select a source at the bottom, you should be able to get that book's information, including reviews, if provided, at that source.






Avoid spoilers.

Avoid spoilers -- i.e., comments about the plot or characters that might "spoil" the read for those who still reading the book.

Avoid spoilers -- i.e., comments about the plot or characters that might "spoil" the read for those who still reading the book.



Here is a short video on Druze farmers harvesting apples.
Here are some sites on the Druze that I have not vetted for accuracy or even reasonableness:
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/j...
http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/L/Joshua....
http://www.everyculture.com/multi/Bu-...


Amory Blaine
Rosalind Connage
Beatrice Blaine
Monsignor Darcy
Dawson Ryder
Thomas Park D'Invilliers
Dick Humbird
Burne Holiday
Kerry Holiday
Alec Connage
Jesse Ferrenby
Mr. Ferrenby
Isabelle Borges
Clara Page
Eleanor Savage


Here is the Crusader fortress, Beaufort Castle, in 2005. The wiki article here shows an earlier view as well as how close this lies to Marjeyoun and how this area lies against the Israeli border.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaufort...


Called Khiyam here, my guess is this is the Khiam mentioned with Blatt on p. 37 as Shiite villages. On p. 70, they are characterized as attacking and looting the Serail.


I can imagine the above as the Dr. Khairalla's garden or this as one of the plants Anthony bought on their trips to the nursery:

Other bucolic views: http://www.marjeyoun.net/200810-Skaf....


Statue of St. George with townspeople.
(See approx. pp. 258-9 of text for the patron saint of the Marjayoun Church.)
More here: http://www.marjeyoun.net/St-Georges.html