Hey folks. Today we chat with the excellent Pasha Malla about All You Can Kill, a continuation of the story begun with his last novel, Kill the Mall. Hope you enjoy.
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E419 with JEFFREY ROUND
Hey folks! This week we talk with writer and author Jeffrey Round. His latest novel is The Sulphur Springs Cure (and for you Hamilton locals, it’s set in Ancaster!). Enjoy the program.
E418 with LIZ WORTH and STEACY EASTON
Hey folks! Two of my favourite people on the show today. First up is Liz Worth, talking about her newest poetry collection Inside Every Dream, A Raging Sea. Then we talk with fellow music critic Steacy Easton about their 33 1/3 entry, White Limozeen. Very different books, very excellent people. Listen in!
E417 with JARRETT MAZZA
Hey all! I first met Jarrett Mazza at the GritLit fest years ago, and now here’s on the scene with not one but a whole series of books. Listen to our conversation here!
E416 with LYNNE KUTSUKAKE
Hey folks! Great chat this with week Lynne Kutsukake about her novel The Art of Vanishing. Hope you enjoy!
E415 with NICK CUTTER (aka Craig Davidson)
What better day than Hallowe’en (yes, I like the apostrophe) to talk to Craig Davidson, aka Nick Cutter? The newest Cutter book, The Queen, hit in all the right spots for a horror fan like me. It’s a heckuva ride. Highly recommended! Enjoy our conversation on Get Lit.
E414 with BEN ROBINSON and KIT DOBSON
Hey all! Excellent double bill today with author Kit Dobson (author of We Are Already Ghosts) and my pal Ben Robinson (discussing his first collection of poetry, As Is). Tune in!
Also: tune in on Hallowe’en for spooky seasonal programming – we talk horror with Nick Cutter!
E413 with AI JIANG
E412 with ELIZABETH RENZETTI
Today on the show, we chat with journalist/columnist/author Elizabeth Renzetti about her collection of essays, What She Said: Conversations About Equality. Listen in!
E411 with BEN BERMAN GHAN
Hey all! Fun interview with author Ben German Ghan, talking about his wildly inventive spec fic novel (if we have to classify it) The Years Shall Run Like Rabbits. Listen in!