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From: Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR)
Date: 20051127
Author:SHEILAH KAST
SHEILAH KAST
Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR)
11-27-2005
Interview: Claire Harman discusses Robert Louis Stevenson's split personality
Host: SHEILAH KAST
Time: 12:00 Noon-1:00 PM
SHEILAH KAST, host:
Many of us first met Robert Louis Stevenson when we were children, maybe home from school with sniffles in bed with "A Child's Garden of Verses," or perhaps discovering "Treasure Island" or investigating "Kidnapped" or exploring the split personality of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." For all the swashbuckling adventurers and scary characters he brought to life, Robert Louis Stevenson was physically ...
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