Richard Russo, a celebrated author, has written 10 novels and received the Pulitzer Prize. His career extends to screen adaptations and television series derived from his writing. In his latest novel, Under the Falls, Russo revisits the community from his early years.
The book was explored in depth by senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown for the arts and culture segment, CANVAS. Brown has been with the News Hour for over three decades, taking on roles such as co-anchor, studio moderator, and field reporter. His work spans national and international issues, leading him to travel extensively both inside the United States and globally.
As an arts correspondent, Brown has interviewed numerous prominent figures across different artistic fields, including writers, musicians, and actors. Notable projects at the News Hour include the “Culture at Risk” series, which focused on endangered cultural heritage globally and domestically. He also contributed to establishing the NewsHour’s online presence with “Art Beat” and co-hosts the monthly book club, “Now Read This,” in partnership with The New York Times.
Anne Azzi Davenport plays a crucial role as the Senior Producer of CANVAS at PBS News Hour, contributing to its development and outreach. Her commitment showcases the importance of arts and culture in public broadcasting.
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