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www.ted.com Author and activist Isabel Allende discusses women, creativity, the definition of feminism -- and, of course, passion -- in this talk.TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers are invited to give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes -- including speakers such as Jill Bolte Taylor, Sir Ken Robinson, Hans Rosling, Al Gore and Arthur Benjamin. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design, and TEDTalks cover these topics as well as science, business, politics and the arts. Watch the Top 10 TEDTalks on TED.com, at www.ted.com

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Chilean Writer Isabel Allende on Her Memoir, Her Family, Michelle Bachelet, Torture and ImmigrationBestselling Chilean writer Isabel Allende is world-renowned for her narrative craft and gripping stories that blend the mythical with the personal. She has written over a dozen books that have sold fifty-one million copies. Her debut novel in 1982, The House of the Spirits, chronicled four generations of a Chilean family through the tumult of that country's political history. It is a history that is intertwined with Allende's own. Her latest book is a memoir titled The Sum of Our Days. Allende joins us in our firehouse studio for an extended conversation about her writing, her family, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, the treatment of immigrants in the United States and much more. [includes rush transcript]

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kcts9.org Isabel Allende came to America after leaving Chili in 1977 after a military coup disrupted the country. In this interview, Allende talks about war and the influences of her mother. She also talks about her Spanish and Catholic background and about carrying the 2006 Winter Olympic torch behind Italian film actress Sophia Lauren. Airdate Sept. 2, 2009

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Isabel Allende discusses the first time she called herself a writer. Shot during the International Festival of Authors in Toronto 2008. Part of a longer interview from the series WRITERS' CONFESSIONS. © Ticklescratch Productions 2008 ticklescratch.com writersconfessions.com

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Isabel Allende is one of South America's greatest novelists Isabel Allende is one of South America's greatest novelists. Her books have been translated into more than 27 languages and have become bestsellers around the world. The author is the cousin of former Chilean President Salvador Allende and was forced to flee her country when Augusto Pinochet came to power in the 1970s. Allende now lives in the United States where she enjoys joint Chilean and US citizenship. Allende's latest book, The Sum of Our Days, reconstructs the painful days following the death of her daughter in 1992. The memoir is based on Allende's own journals and correspondence with her mother in Chile. Allende joins Sir David in the studio. She says she has never recovered from the death of her daughter. Allende talks about women in South American politics and reveals she has no more personal ambitions to fulfil.

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Chilean Writer Isabel Allende on Her Memoir, Her Family, Michelle Bachelet, Torture and Immigration Bestselling Chilean writer Isabel Allende is world-renowned for her narrative craft and gripping stories that blend the mythical with the personal. She has written over a dozen books that have sold fifty-one million copies. Her debut novel in 1982, The House of the Spirits, chronicled four generations of a Chilean family through the tumult of that country's political history. It is a history that is intertwined with Allende's own. Her latest book is a memoir titled The Sum of Our Days. Allende joins us in our firehouse studio for an extended conversation about her writing, her family, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, the treatment of immigrants in the United States and much more. [includes rush transcript]

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Isabel Allende's Bio and Speech Topics: www.thelavinagency.com The Lavin Agency presents a speech by literary legend Isabel Allende -- author of 'Island Beneath the Sea', 'The House of Spirits', 'Daughter of Fortune' and 'Ines of My Soul' -- in which she talks about the power of storytelling and of dreams, and how the two are intertwined. For speaking engagements, Isabel Allende is exclusively represented by The Lavin Agency. The Lavin Agency | Speakers Bureau Making the World a Smarter Place. www.TheLavinAgency.com info@TheLavinAgency.com Twitter www.twitter.com 800.265.4870

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The second of two clips from this renowned author, Isabel Allende discusses her experiences with aspects of the writing process. Shot during the International Festival of Authors in Toronto 2008. Part of a longer interview from the series WRITERS' CONFESSIONS. © Ticklescratch Productions 2008 ticklescratch.com writersconfessions.com

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Chilean Writer Isabel Allende on Her Memoir, Her Family, Michelle Bachelet, Torture and Immigration Bestselling Chilean writer Isabel Allende is world-renowned for her narrative craft and gripping stories that blend the mythical with the personal. She has written over a dozen books that have sold fifty-one million copies. Her debut novel in 1982, The House of the Spirits, chronicled four generations of a Chilean family through the tumult of that country's political history. It is a history that is intertwined with Allende's own. Her latest book is a memoir titled The Sum of Our Days. Allende joins us in our firehouse studio for an extended conversation about her writing, her family, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, the treatment of immigrants in the United States and much more. [includes rush transcript]

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Acclaimed Latin American author Isabel Allende visited FIU Monday, March 5, to receive a literary award from the Creative Writing Program and participate in a public talk.

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Isabel Allende is the acclaimed author of 19 books which have been translated into 35 languages and have sold more than 57 million copies. She holds 12 international honorary doctorates and has received 50 awards in more than 15 countries. Her works have been adapted for movies, plays, musicals, operas, ballets, radio programs and two international movies. In addition to her career as writer, journalist, and teacher, she has created The Isabel Allende Foundation to empower women and girls worldwide. storyhour.berkeley.edu

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As part of SWAN Day 2009, the San Francisco Women's Film Festival presented the film Isabel Allende, a documentary directed by Paula Rodriguez Sickert (Germany, 2007/2008, 58 min). Isabel Allende attended the screening and spoke with SWAN Day's founder Martha Richards. This interview was done at Brava Theatre in San Francisco on April 4, 2009. About Isabel Allende Award-winning best selling novelist Isabel Allende has inherited her uncles name and with it a legacy of troubled Chilean history. Born in Peru in 1942 and raised in her grandparents house in Chile, she started her career as a journalist. After the Chilean army overthrew her uncle Salvador Allendes government, she spent thirteen years in political exile in Venezuela before love finally brought her to live in the United States. She has written 16 novels, starting with "The House of the Spirits" which was published in 1982 when she was 40 years old. The books have been translated to more than 27 languages. They have been best sellers in Europe, USA, Latin America and Australia. Daughter of Fortune was one of Oprah's book club selection.

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www.theartisttoolbox.com Join host John Jacobsen in the lush Marin County home of Isabel Allende, the most widely-read writer in the Spanish language, whose eighteen books have been translated into almost as many languages as exist on the planet. Having been called 'genius' by The Los Angeles Times, she has received countless awards and honorary doctorates, including the coveted Dorothy and Lillian Gish Award, granted to writers "who have contributed to the beauty of the world." Fleeing for her life from her home in Chile after her uncle, President Salvatore Allende was thrown from power in an American-supported coup, she writes about what she describes as "marginals... people who stand on the edge and therefore are not sheltered." John Jacobsen delves between the lines to reveal Allende's disarming sensuality and joy for life amid the personal losses and challenges that have made her work so irresistibly multi-layered. The Artist Toolbox is a half hour program showcasing leading artists in America - recounting in one-on-one personal terms, the challenges, the passions, and the bliss involved in creating some of the greatest art the world has seen. Check http for local listings in your area.

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Isabel Allende talks about writing during her visit to the Netherlands. It's another Boekenkrant.tv production!

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Book Trailer for Isabel Allende's Daughter of Fortune. Music: Classical Gas by Mason Williams

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La escritora Isabel Allende lo dice claramente: Habla de mujeres, creatividad y define el feminismo.

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Author Isabel Allende talks about her new book and her thoughts on what is happening on the political landscape in the United States.

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In Isabel Allende's second memoir, The Sum of Our Days, she writes about love, marriage, the writing life.

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Isabel Allende had a chat on stage, à la James Lipton's Inside the Actors Studio, with Professor Debra Dean at Florida International University on March 5th, 2012. Allende was the third recipient of the Lawrence Sanders Award, given by the Creative Writing Program and the Department of English.

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Isabel Allende, escritora chilena, nace en 1942 en Lima, Perú, donde su padre se desempeñaba como diplomático. Abandona Chile en 1973 después del suicidio del presidente Salvador Allende Gossens, su tío. Obligada, por las circunstancias políticas, a tomar el camino del exilio, Isabel Allende se radica en Caracas, Venezuela. Actualmente (2006) reside en California, Estados Unidos.

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Isabel Allende conmovió al mundo con la apasionante historia de la saga de los Trueba, cuyas cuatro generaciones inundan las páginas de "La casa de los espíritus". Allende -vasca de origen y sobrina del asesinado presidente Salvador Allende- ha recibido recientemente el Premio Nacional de Literatura de Chile, su país de nacimiento.

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World renown Chilean writer Isabel Allende talks about her writing tradition of starting a book on January 8th and her sabbatical year. For more information visit www.latinosincollege.com

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Diversity/OLOS Director, Miguel Figueroa, reads a passage from Isabel Allende's THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS for the Banned Books Week Virtual Read-Out!

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Hemos tenido la posibilidad de conocer en una entrevista en Exclusiva para nuestro Programa "DESDE ESPAÑA.....CHILE AL MUNDO", a la Escritora mas leída de habla Castellana ISABEL ALLENDE. www.todostv.tv www.todostelevision.tv www.empresas.todostv.tv

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La autora y activista Isabel Allende habla de mujeres, creatividad, la definición de feminismo, y por supuesto, de pasión. Como novelista y biógrafa, Isabel Allende escribe de la vida apasionada, incluida la suya. Nacida en una familia chilena con vínculos políticos, se exilió en los Estados Unidos en la década de 1970 - un acontecimiento que, según ella, la creó como escritora. Su voz se conjuga perfectamente el relato de barrido con toques de realismo mágico, sus historias son románticas, en el mejor sentido de la palabra. Sus novelas incluyen La casa de los espíritus, Eva Luna y Cuentos de Eva Luna, y su más reciente, Inés del Alma Mía y La Suma de los Dias (The Sum of Our Days). Y no se puede olvidar de su trilogía de aventuras para jóvenes lectores - Ciudad de las Bestias, el Reino del Dragón de Oro y el Bosque de los Pigmeos. Como biógrafa, ha escrito acerca de su visión de la perdida en Chile, en Mi país inventado, y narra la conmovedora historia de su vida y su propia hija, de Paula. Su libro Afrodita: Una memoria de los sentidos memorable vinculado dos secciones de la librería que no se ve mucho cruce: Erotica y libros de cocina. Igual de importante es su labor comunitaria: La Fundación Isabel Allende trabaja con organizaciones no lucrativas en el área de Bahía de San Francisco y Chile para capacitar y proteger a las mujeres y las niñas - la comprensión que el empoderamiento de las mujeres es el único camino verdadero a la justicia social y económica.

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Acclaimed Latin American author Isabel Allende visited Florida International University on Monday, March 5th, 2012 to receive a literary award from the Creative Writing Program and participate in a public talk.

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Madrid, 16 sep (EFE).- La escritora chilena Isabel Allende ha presentado hoy en Madrid su nueva novela, "La bajo el mar", donde narra la increíble historia de una esclava en el Santo Domingo del siglo XVIII que lucha por conseguir la libertad. "Hoy día hay más esclavos que nunca antes hubo, hay veintisiete millones de esclavos en todo el mundo en este momento; se considera esclavo una persona que es retenida contra su voluntad, bajo amenaza de violencia, obligada a trabajar sin pago y sin poder escapar", expresó la escritora ante los medios de comunicación reunidos en el Círculo de Lectores de Madrid. Palabras clave: efe-isabel-allende-isla-mar-esclavitud

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Entrevista exclusiva de Manuel Luís Goucha, em Madrid, a Isabel Allende, a propósito da publicação em Portugal de "O Caderno de Maya". Programa "Controversos", da TVI 24. Deixem-nos os vossos comentários. Obrigado! www.portoeditora.pt/ocadernodemaya

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