Associated Press’s Nahal Toosi raves about Going Clear, going on to say the book “is a carefully written account, detached and with little sense of outrage apparent from the author's point of view... But that step-by-step, cautious approach adds to the book's value. Wright obviously understands that letting his findings speak for themselves is enough.”
A Note from Lawrence Wright
The watermelon: greatest sight gag in years.
Wright appears on The Colbert Report to discuss his new book, Going Clear, and the Church of Scientology with the famed comedian and talk show host.
Steve Inskeep interviews Wright about the new book, Going Clear, and the controversial Church of Scientology.
Posted by Lawrence Wright on The New Yorker Blog
“We will be arriving at gate B 11,” the flight attendant on American Airlines called out as we were landing in Boston. “That’s Batman 11. Your bags will be in luggage carousel C, that’s “C” for Captain America.”
“Well, nobody will forget that,” I said when the attendant, James Owens, replaced the microphone. I was standing in the bathroom queue.
Keep ReadingDespite the book’s release in the United Kingdom being held up for legal reasons, The Guardian’s Sukhdev Sandhu “applauds an eye-opening account of America's most controversial religion.”
According to Sandhu, “the book is diligently researched, calmly expository, and full of fascinating side-stories.”
On the Media host Bob Garfield talks to Wright about Scientology and the new book, Going Clear.
Wright taped an interview with Charlie Rose, and had a chance to chat with Dustin Hoffman in the green room.
Keep ReadingFresh Air’s Terri Gross interviews Wright about Scientology and his process for writing the book, Going Clear.
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