Hey folks! I first read Russel Smith back in the ’90s when he released How Insensitive. Now he joins GET LIT to talk about his latest novel, Self Care. Listen in!
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E434 with IRA WELLS
Hey everyone. Who’d have thought this would be an issue in 2025? Well. Ira Wells joins me to talk about his latest in the Biblioasis Field Notes series, On Book Banning: Or, How the New Censorship Consensus Trivializes Art and Undermines Democracy. Read it and listen in! But not necessarily in that order.
E425 with MARK KINGWELL
Hey everyone! On this week’s episode, Mark Kingwell returns. We talk about his latest, Question Authority: A polemic about trust in five meditations.
E336 with STEPHEN MARCHE and EMILY RIDDLE
Hey all! Today’s show is two interviews. First we speak with Stephen Marche about his entry into Biblioasis‘ Field Notes series – On Writing and Failure. A little close to the bone, that title. Our other guest is Emily Riddle who is here to talk about poetry and The Big Melt. Enjoy!
E318 with EMILY URQUHART
Hey folks! Had a great chat with Emily Urquhart about her collection of essays, Ordinary Wonder Tales. A little more of me in here, at the end, than usual. We also run a little long but…I had a story to tell…
E300 with ALEX PUGSLEY
This week we talk with Alex Pugsley, author of the short story collection Shimmer. Fun conversation and a really enjoyable book. Find out why by listening in!
E279 with KATE CAYLEY
Hey folks! Today we chat with author Kate Cayley. Her collection Householders is available through Biblioasis. Check it out and give the show a listen.
E263 with JUDITH MCCORMACK
Good day everyone! This week’s guest is author Judith McCormack. We talk about her latest novel, The Singing Forest.
E255 with CATHERINE FOGARTY
Hi folks, happy October! Today we talk with author and producer Catherine Fogarty about her book, Murder On The Inside: The True Story of the Deadly Riot at Kingston Penitentiary. Check out the show.
E204 with KRISTYN DUNNION
Hey all! Hope you had a good Thanksgiving if you celebrate such. I actually have a writerly announcement to make for once! I’ve been asked to participate in the Brockton Writers Series on Wednesday Nov. 11. Normally based out of Toronto’s Glad Day Book Shop, this one will obviously be online. I’ll get more information out as it approaches.
Today’s guest is Kristyn Dunnion, who joins us to talk about her great new collection of short stories, Stoop City. Hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did!