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Best Between The Covers : Conversations with Writers in Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry Episodes

ByDavid Naimon, Tin House Books
296 episodes

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#1

Madeleine Thien : The Book of Records

Dive into the intricate world of historical and speculative fiction with Madeleine Thien. This episode takes listeners on a journey through time, storytelling, and the imagination, making it an engaging start for those interested in the depth of literary exploration.

2025-05-19•2h 0m
#2

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson : Theory of Water

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson invites listeners to rethink the relationship between land, pedagogy, and writing. This episode's emphasis on embodied experience and connection to nature offers a refreshing perspective that resonates with contemporary discussions around identity and art.

2025-05-01•2h 1m
#3

Keetje Kuipers : Lonely Women Make Good Lovers

Join poet Keetje Kuipers as she delves into the complexities of writing about intimacy and vulnerability. This episode explores the intersection of poetry and personal experience, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the craft of writing.

2025-04-19•2h 25m

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#4

Patrycja Humienik : We Contain Landscapes

Patrycja Humienik discusses the concepts of rupture and rapture within writing and life. This thought-provoking conversation challenges societal norms and offers insights into identity that will captivate new listeners.

2025-04-05•2h 21m
#5

Omar El Akkad : One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

In a poignant reflection on current events, Omar El Akkad shares his experiences and insights in the context of societal upheaval. This episode's relevance and emotional depth make it an impactful choice for listeners seeking to understand the power of narrative in turbulent times.

2025-02-21•2h 12m
#6

Hélène Cixous : Rêvoir

Feminist theorist Hélène Cixous discusses her genre-defying work exploring the impact of the pandemic on time and writing. New listeners will appreciate her unique perspective and the beauty of her prose in this intimate conversation.

2025-02-01•1h 29m
#7

Dionne Brand : Salvage : Readings from the Wreck

Dionne Brand's exploration of formative texts and their impact on identity is both enlightening and deeply personal. This episode's focus on the transformative power of literature offers a rich experience for new listeners.

2024-11-25•2h 11m
#8

Danez Smith : Bluff

In this expansive conversation, Danez Smith shares their multifaceted approach to poetry, touching on themes of resistance and joy. This episode will resonate with new listeners who appreciate the intersection of art and activism.

2024-11-08•2h 53m
#9

Zahid Rafiq : The World With Its Mouth Open

Zahid Rafiq discusses his debut short story collection set in Kashmir, offering a unique perspective on storytelling from a journalist's viewpoint. This episode is essential for those interested in how personal history shapes narrative.

2025-01-01•2h 4m
#10

Rodrigo Fresán : Melvill

Rodrigo Fresán's exploration of legacy and literary heritage through the lens of Herman Melville's life is a captivating listen. This episode's deep dive into literary themes will engage new listeners interested in the connections between past and present.

2024-12-09•1h 57m