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Writer Paul Sullivan Does His Shortest Interview Ever

Writer Paul Sullivan Does His Shortest Interview Ever

After I profiled The Thin Green Line, I sent the author, Paul Sullivan, 5 short questions.

He was kind enough to respond to each of them.

Here is his shortest interview ever.

1. Coffee, or tea?

“Coffee, set up the night before and ready to drink when I come downstairs at 6.”
2. Appetizer, or dessert?
“Appetizer, always.”
3. Mountains, or beach?
“Mountains but my wife likes the beach – so that’s where we go.”
4. Early-bird, or night owl?
“Night owl by disposition, but early bird from kids.”
5. One book you would recommend every 18-year-old read?
“Milan Kundera’s ‘The Unbearable Lightness of Being'”

Find more of Paul Sullivan on his website and at The New York Times.

Click here to buy, The Thin Green Line.

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