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Reckoning: Memoir of Trauma and Resilience
Laurie Halse Anderson, Saeed Jones, and T Kira Madden discuss writing craft and their recent memoirs at the 2019 Portland Book Festival.
Min Jin Lee (Rebroadcast)
Novelist Min Jin Lee speaks on her writing craft and personal journey to publishing the best-sellers Pachinko and Free Food for Millionaires.
Tayari Jones (Rebroadcast)
Tayari Jones discusses her newest novel An American Marriage as well her complex journey to literary success.
Jonathan Lethem (Rebroadcast)
Novelist Jonathan Lethem speaks to what shaped him as a writer and tackles both sides of the debate on the generative function of art.
Azar Nafisi (Rebroadcast)
Iranian writer and activist Azar Nafisi examines literature as identity, radical stereotypes, and a blind obedience to leadership.
Long Distance
A look back at our recent Long Distance podcast series interviews with three women who released debut novels in summer 2020.
Long Distance with Raven Leilani
Debut novelist Raven Leilani shares from Luster and discusses race, sex, art, and the importance of making room for joy.
Robin Coste Lewis (Rebroadcast)
Poet, scholar, and National Book Award winner Robin Coste Lewis presents on “The Race Within Erasure.”
Orhan Pamuk (Rebroadcast)
Orhan Pamuk discusses his life in Turkey, from visits to the barbershop to moments with his family to the significance of time.
Mitchell Jackson & Jesmyn Ward (Rebroadcast)
Two-time National Book Award winner Jesmyn Ward and Whiting Award recipient Mitchell Jackson in conversation at the 2019 Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference, sponsored by Literary Arts and Lyceum Agency.





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