An in-depth look at Isabelle Esling, the author of Eminem and the Detroit Rap Scene I recently reviewed, "EMINEM and The Detroit Rap Scene" by German born author Isabelle Esling. I found Isabelle's insight gave the book great credibility, but she digs much deeper showing how Eminem and the Detroit Rap Scene has impacted our American culture. This book was more than a well documented biography of the rapper's life. Isabelle has given her readers a level of access to Eminem that I feel no other journalist has come close to. Her insight takes the reader deep into the heart of the Detroit ghetto long before Eminem was a superstar. With that said, I asked her a bunch of deep and interesting questions about her recent book on Eminem and the Detroit scene. This interview will allow you to discover more about her motives, Eminem, Detroit rappers, and what inspires her. Have a look at this in depth interview! DK: Tell me a bit about yourself? IE: Well, I am a music journalist and a writer. Writing is my passion. DK: How did you get into music journalism or what motivated you to write? IE: I think the wish to be writing has always been latent in me. It just needed a big detonator to get me started. My big motivator was Eminem s music. I wanted to share my knowledge, my impressions and my passion for the artist and his message with the world. DK: Making it as a