#Pride of lions another tomorrow series#
Some of Vaughan's other works include the comic book series Y: The Last Man and Ex Machina.īrian Vaughan joins us now from the studios of NPR West in Culver City, California. His new book, Pride of Baghdad, tells the story of Zill, Noor, Safa, and Ali, a family of lions who escape from the Baghdad Zoo amid the American military's campaign to topple Saddam Hussein in 2003. And according to graphic novelist Brian Vaughan, it's pretty grueling for animals caught in the crossfire, too. War is hell for the men and women in combat and for their families back home. In a few minutes, the end of a 14-year run for the Atlanta Braves. Can anybody write a novel? That's tomorrow on TALK OF THE NATION. And tomorrow on TALK OF THE NATION, if Hemmingway, Mitchell, Faulkner, and Hurston could do it, maybe you could be the next great American novelist. You can hear details on those stories and of course much more later today on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. If Ellison wins the general election in November - the district is heavily Democratic - he'll become the first Muslim every elected to Congress and the first African-American elected to Congress from Minnesota. The alliance said an offensive to dislodge Taliban fighters from their southern strongholds in Afghanistan is achieving its goals despite the shortage of troops.Īnd Keith Ellison won yesterday's Democratic primary for the 5th Congressional district in Minnesota. NATO has failed to win new troop commitments urgently needed for its mission in Afghanistan. And here are the headlines from some of the stories we're following here today at NPR News.
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