and your narrators, your protagonists are rarely what they seem at first. that instinct to almost pull the rug underneath the reader s expectations, where does that come from, do you think? well, ithink it comes from writing. it comes from writing novels. so or it comes from storytelling. so, you don t want the first five pages of your book to give away the entire plot, do you? i don t, particularly if it s a murder mystery. i don t want to think, oh, well, i know who did that. it s very obvious. so, hook me in. present me with a mystery. make me want to know more. and that s a good beginning of a book. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. oh, tell me more! in what way? the past is another country. they do things differently there.
transformation of these societies. and people are just going to address it as they can. so, i mean, good things can happen. and bad things can happen. but it s going to be within the context of the change. and the change is going to make europe a little less traditional, a little more american. a little more market oriented. a little more money oriented. a little less diverse culturally. i mean, the countries of the continent will resemble each other more. that will have its good and bad things about it. christopher caldwell, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. next on gps when he s not hosting the lead on this network, he s writing novels. i m talk to jake tapper about his new book and much more, when we come e back.
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