Los Angeles Times Festival of Books presents Danger and Romance in Foreign Lands
The novel begins with Scott Higgins in his mid-seventies as a history teacher at Sweetbriar College. Scott speculates that students sign up for his class because his discussions go beyond the classroom walls — stories from halfway across the world abound in his lectures. Starting from New Delhi, then in Nairobi, and later in London, Stephen Eisenbraun’s narrative is culturally enriched and varied.
Stephen Eisenbraun has a master's degree in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies. In retirement, Eisenbraun continues to work as a consultant to the Department of State as the Editor in Chief of the Department's annual Country Reports on Human Rights. He is a past Chairman of the Editorial Board of the Foreign Service Journal.
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