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Writer Jack Engelhard Reflects on His Career and the 'Age of Amalek'
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Writer Jack Engelhard, author of "Indecent Proposal," reflects on his career and the current era, which he calls the "Age of Amalek." He expresses burnout but believes his works, like "Days of the Bitter End," are significant chronicles. Engelhard critiques the Nobel Prizes and discusses literary philosophy, biblical narratives, and historical figures like Eisenhower and Truman. He concludes by contrasting Mark Twain's view of the Holy Land with Israel's modern revival.
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- Writer Jack Engelhard calls the current era the "Age of Amalek" and reflects on his literary career.
- Engelhard references October 7, 2023, as a significant date and critiques the Nobel Prizes.
- He highlights his novel "Days of the Bitter End" as a key work about the 1960s.
- Engelhard discusses literary philosophy, citing "less is more" and his favorite authors.
- He draws parallels between biblical figures and historical leaders like Eisenhower and Truman.
- The writer contrasts Mark Twain's view of the Holy Land with Israel's revival.
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