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Hosted by Fall for the Book · arts · EN · 66 episodes
A podcast from the Fall for the Book Festival team - Director Kara Oakleaf, and Manager, Suzy Rigdon. Each season, they sit down with writers from across the genre spectrum. Visit the festival's site at https://fallforthebook.org/
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Daniel Simon talks about the globe-striding literature found in A Compass on the Navigable Sea: 100 Years of Literature, which he edited as part of World Literature Today's centenary year. Dive into literary genealogy, the balance of translating, and some regional literature you may not have read before. Dive into the powerful anthology with your very own copy: https://bookshop.org/a/21133/9781632064134
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<p>Two poets gather to discuss their work in the final episode of the season. Iain Haley Pollock’s All The Possible Bodies examines the myths we tell about ourselves, our families and nation, as well as asks the questions: How do we make peace with our hypocrisy and complicity in a social order that harms us all? Can and should we? Matthew Nienow’s If Nothing is a reckoning of alcoholism, fatherhood, longing and loss, and the need for forgiveness. </p>
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<p>Kim Magowan and Michelle Ross talk about their co-authored collection Don’t Take This the Wrong Way. The twenty-five stories delight in characters who love to burn bridges, study language – both spoken and physical, and get lost in the moments in life full of affection, pettiness, humor, and self-discovery. </p><p>Reading list from the discussion: Tenth of December, George Saunders; Reasons to Live, Amy Hemple; Alice Munroe; Lorrie Moore; Bliss Montage, Ling Ma; and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. </p>
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<p>Sebastian Matthews and Tom McAllister discuss their experimental memoir structures in this episode of the Fall for the Book Podcast. In The Patient Body: A Personal Narrative in Pieces, Sebastian questions what it means to lead a balanced life as a husband, father, friend, and more through a mosaic of ‘flash’ pieces. McAllister’s It All Felt Impossible: 42 Years in 42 Essays delivers on the ambitious promise of the title. The essays, which all are 1,500 words or less, explores the profound and mundane moments that build a life.</p>
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<p>Love gets a second chance after fifteen long years in Jenn Bouchard’s Considering Us, set in Boston and along the New Hampshire coast. When private chef Devon Paige is embroiled in a scandal partly of her own making, she gets a job at an elite boarding school where she’s shocked to see an old flame. In this episode of the Fall for the Book podcast, Bouchard talks beloved romance tropes and Rom Coms, delicious food and bookish drinks, and the power of place. </p><p>Get her recipes from her YouTube appearance, Serving Up Some Love here: http...
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