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The Lit Hub Podcast
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A Phone Call From Paul
Joyce Carol Oates on Dystopia, Boxing, and Reading Problematic Classics
In Conversation with Paul Holdengraber
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| January 3, 2018
Maggie Nelson on Proust, Guilt, and the Disillusionment of Youth
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The Argonauts
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| December 21, 2017
Historian Simon Winchester on How Jan Morris Changed His Life
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| November 22, 2017
Chris Abani on Tenderness, James Baldwin, and Trying to Write About the Refugee Experience
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The Secret History of Las Vegas
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| October 27, 2017
Jesmyn Ward on Ava DuVernay, Reading History, and the Art of the Profile
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Sing, Unburied, Sing
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| September 19, 2017
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Wallace Shawn on the Downsides of Civilization
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| August 4, 2017
Pamela Paul on the Beauty of a Disorganized Bookshelf
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| June 22, 2017
Derren Brown on Magic in
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| June 15, 2017
Michael Frank on
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| June 1, 2017
Sjón on Storytelling, Travel, and Defying Icelandic Isolation
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Moonstone
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| May 18, 2017
Dani Shapiro on First Books, Found Lists, Marriage, and More
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Hourglass
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| May 4, 2017
Geoff Dyer on Obsession vs. Addiction, and the Unpredictability of Life
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| March 23, 2017
Stephen Karam on Pain, Despair, and the Enduring Power of Great Writing
Paul Holdengraber in Conversation with the Celebrated Playwright
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| March 3, 2017
Maira Kalman on God, the Weather, and Realizing When Enough is Enough
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