August
31, 1995: National Public Radio, All Things Considered:
Noah Adams talks with Nicholas Evans about his first novel, "The Horse Whisperer."
Evans received a record 3.15 million dollars for an advance on the North American
publishing rights to a first novel. In addition, the film rights already have been sold
for 3 million dollars. A horse whisperer is someone gifted with the ability to calm a
crazed horse. The story takes place in Montana. (6:00)
September 8, 1998: USA Today
article:
Evans
stays in 'The Loop'
LONDON — For a man waiting to see if a
golden bolt out of the blue can strike twice, Nicholas Evans exudes a remarkable calm.
"What if this book doesn't do as well
as The Horse Whisperer?" Evans, 48, rolls the question around his head as he
folds his 6-foot frame into an armchair in a leather-wrapped hotel lounge.
"Well," he exhales. "I think this is a better book on a bigger
canvas."
If that proves true, take cover.
(continued
at the USA Today site)
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