Sacramento Public Library presents Diana Gabaldon at The Crest Theatre

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  • čas přidán 20. 07. 2014
  • The Sacramento Public Library hosted an interview with Diana Gabaldon on June 13, 2014 at The Crest Theatre. The author of the Outlander book series that inspired the Starz television series, Gabaldon was in Sacramento to promote her latest novel, "Written in My Own Heart's Blood." This video captures the exciting event, from the fans entering the theatre to bagpiper Joshua Brown's leading Library Director Rivkah Sass to the stage, and best of all, the conversation between Gabaldon and Librarian Stephenee Borelli, which garnered some unique responses from the author. Learn something new about the author, share some laughs...and perhaps blush a few times.
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Komentáře • 16

  • @Lori-xt2lf
    @Lori-xt2lf Před 9 lety +6

    Excellent. She talked about lots of things I'd never heard before, especially during the second half.

  • @anitabunter4632
    @anitabunter4632 Před 10 lety +6

    Thank you Sac Library! I was beyond bummed out to read that Diana would be speaking in Sac, but tickets were already sold out. Being able to watch such a well made video of her talk has made my day!! Sac Library is the best!

  • @cputrbug
    @cputrbug Před 9 lety +5

    I was there...it was a fun night. She was very nice to talk to and she signed both the new book and my anniversary edition of Outlander

  • @FoxRogers
    @FoxRogers Před 10 lety +3

    This was a great interview and a really fun night! Thank you for posting it and hosting it!

  • @deannpembrook1448
    @deannpembrook1448 Před 6 lety +1

    Love what you do Stephanee! I so enjoy your blogs. It's great to see you interviewing our favorite author, the brilliant mind of Gabaldon 💕

  • @UnknownGunslinger
    @UnknownGunslinger Před 8 lety +7

    Ok Im in love with her 😍😂

  • @tsevca
    @tsevca Před 7 lety +2

    That isn´t fair. When I say I´m librarian, I never get such a cool reaction, but a look of pity and few awkward words to make me feel better.

    • @diana.nikolova7383
      @diana.nikolova7383 Před 6 lety +2

      being librarian was my dream job when I was in primary school ;) I ended up being a nurse

  • @SeptimusTSS
    @SeptimusTSS Před 8 lety +6

    I Wonder why Diana who is an amazing writer always repeates the exact same examples as if they were scripted

    • @oscarfun100
      @oscarfun100 Před 7 lety +3

      I don't think they are scripted. She's not an actress/singer/celebrity who can always come up with some new, funny story, even when you can tell that it's a made up one. She's a writer, and many times authors are not that good with interviews, since they are not the products - like actors for example. Their job is actually very quiet. And they make lots of interviews only with some of the writers, since they are not in the public eyes that much. Look at some JK Rowling interviews - who's probably the most interviewed author ever, if you count every public appearance -, you can see how shy and insecure she is around the first HP books, and she's much more confident during the last HP books. I guess she had to evolve those "interview" qualites, since the media went crazy about her. Also, these events we can watch on youtube, they were not meant to be on telly or DVD, they were recorded them, but they were meant to be for the audience there. And of course the audience is always new, so I don't think they minded the same stories and jokes etc.

    • @csd8204
      @csd8204 Před 5 lety +2

      Gábor Vág I doni't even think it's that. She keeps getting asked the same questions and I think the answer is just the answer.

  • @monalisamallick9426
    @monalisamallick9426 Před 4 lety

    she dressed like indian

    • @marypasco2213
      @marypasco2213 Před 2 lety

      She lives in the Phoenix, Az. area. Scottsdale, I think. She is also Latina. Gabaldon is her maiden name.

    • @azieldaly2965
      @azieldaly2965 Před 2 měsíci

      ​​@@marypasco2213 I think she means a real Indian, like from India 😂. Not the misnomered Indians( Native Americans)