http://www.goablog.org/posts/death-in-colonial-goa-an-interview-with-historical-novelist-richard-zimler/ Goa India beaches are amongst world's best tourism destinations to enjoy your holidays. Goa Blog brings to you updates on Goa News, Photos, Parties, Hotels and Resorts, Goa's Art and Culture and Politics. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:35:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://www.goablog.org/posts/death-in-colonial-goa-an-interview-with-historical-novelist-richard-zimler/comment-page-1/#comment-31121 News » Blog Archive » Death In Colonial Goa: An interview with historical novelist Richard Zimler Sat, 05 Apr 2008 09:02:24 +0000 http://www.goablog.org/posts/death-in-colonial-goa-an-interview-with-historical-novelist-richard-zimler/#comment-31121 [...] Goa Blog - Goa India wrote an interesting post today on Death In Colonial Goa: An interview with historical novelist Richard ZimlerHere’s a quick excerptDeath In Colonial Goa: An interview with historical novelist Richard Zimler April 5, 2008 – 12:24 pm Guardian of the Dawn, from the Sephardic Cycle, Richard Zimler’s series of historical novels comes out in India for the first time this year. Zimler speaks to TARA SAHGAL about the anger and injustice that inspired the book. What inspired the Sephardic Cycle? I wrote The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon after accidentally discovering that there’d been a riot in Lisbon in 1506 in which 2,000 Jews who’d [...] [...] Goa Blog - Goa India wrote an interesting post today on Death In Colonial Goa: An interview with historical novelist Richard ZimlerHere’s a quick excerptDeath In Colonial Goa: An interview with historical novelist Richard Zimler April 5, 2008 – 12:24 pm Guardian of the Dawn, from the Sephardic Cycle, Richard Zimler’s series of historical novels comes out in India for the first time this year. Zimler speaks to TARA SAHGAL about the anger and injustice that inspired the book. What inspired the Sephardic Cycle? I wrote The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon after accidentally discovering that there’d been a riot in Lisbon in 1506 in which 2,000 Jews who’d [...]

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