Hey folks! Great chat this with week Lynne Kutsukake about her novel The Art of Vanishing. Hope you enjoy!
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E410 with SARAH HENSTRA
Hey folks! Had a great chat with Sarah Henstra, author of The Lost Tarot. Tune in!
Also: Oct 11 is my deadline for my novel’s first crappy draft to be completed. Wish me luck.
E405 with JEFF RUBIN
This week on GET LIT we talk with Jeff Rubin. He’s an economist and author and his newest book is A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever. An extremely interesting read. Listen in!
E401 with AVIK JAIN CHATLANI
Hey folks! Today’s guest is Avik Jain Chatlani, here to talk about his amazing (and occasionally harrowing) novel, This Country Is No Longer Yours. Enjoy the show.
E400 with SHASHI BHAT
FOUR HUNDRED, PEOPLE
That’s wild.
As I mentioned on the show last week, I’m looking at winding the show down. The book-a-week reading pace has really interrupted my writing time. Then again, when I say “winding down” I mean…maybe episode 500? Which is about 100 books away?
I imagine after I do that, I’ll start up a new pod, likely about writing, but not likely on a weekly basis.
In the meantime to celebrate 400 we have Shashi Bhat, here to talk about her excellent collection of stories, Death by A Thousand Cuts. I hope you like!
E392 with GWEN TUINMAN
This week we chat with author Gwen Tuinman! Had a great conversation about her book Unrest (highly recommend it btw). Hope you’re pre-summer is going well out there.
E391 with MYRIAM LACROIX
Hey folks! Had a nice chat with Myriam Lacroix (despite some tech glitches – sorry, Myriam!) about her novel How It Works Out. I mistook it for a short story collection even after I’d read it! Listen and find out why 😀
E367 with KARMA BROWN
Hey all! Had another chance to talk to Karma Brown, this time about her new book What Wild Women Do.  Karma’s the bestselling author of five novels (our first chat was about her #1 national bestseller A Recipe for a Perfect Wife) and a National Magazine Award–winner.Â
E363 with WAUBGESHIG RICE
Waubgeshig Rice is back on the show! We talk about Moon of the Turning Leaves, the sequel to his successful Moon of the Crusted Snow. Was a fun conversation, hope you enjoy!
E362 with LORNA CROZIER
The last time I spoke with Canadian poetry legend Lorna Crozier, it was the middle of the pandemic. She was mourning the loss of her husband Patrick Lane, and I had some things going on as well; needless to say it got a bit emotional (though I didn’t air that part). It was amazing to get to talk to her again, especially because this time it was about poetry: her new collection After That. Listen in if you can.