From the Cunard website:
In October, High-Brow Meets Humor Aboard Queen Mary 2’s Transatlantic Crossing,
A Most Civilized Literary Adventure
Three of the iconic New Yorker magazine’s authors set to inspire and engage Cunard guests Valencia, CA - March 1, 2007 - Like Cunard Line’s unique place in the history of ocean travel, The New Yorker has occupied a distinguished place in magazine publishing since its first issue in 1925. On October 7, 2007, these two iconic names come together in A Most Civilized Literary Adventure Transatlantic crossing aboard Cunard’s flagship Queen Mary 2. A trio of award-winning New Yorker authors, whose work runs the gamut from thought-provoking essays to side-splitting humor, will be introduced aboard the ship’s New York to Southampton crossing.
The authors are:
Adam Gopnik – On The New Yorker staff since 1986. . . Onboard, he will tackle contemporary culture in a dynamic multi-media presentation.
Anthony Lane – A New Yorker film critic since 1993, Lane is the author of “Nobody’s Perfect” . . . Lane will screen a film and lead an in-depth film discussion.
Andy Borowitz – Humorist, author, Hollywood producer and personality . . . he will do stand-up comedy.
Each author will participate in one group conversation and give two presentations exclusively created and centered on his primary focus. In addition, each will give one reading and host a book signing.
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