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20 of 678 episodesLynne Tillman & Brian Dillon: Thrilled to Death
Over the last four decades, Lynne Tillman has established herself as one of America's most audacious writers with works such as Haunted Hous...
Georgi Gospodinov & Chris Power: Death and the Gardener
In his latest novel Death and the Gardener Georgi Gospodinov, Bulgaria’s leading writer of fiction and winner of the International Booker Pr...
Sarah Perry & Amy Key: Death of an Ordinary Man
Sarah Perry discussed her extraordinary new memoir with Amy Key.
Patricia Lockwood & Joe Dunthorne: Will There Ever Be Another You
In her second novel Will There Ever Be Another You (Bloomsbury), LRB contributing editor Patricia Lockwood, one of our most original, invent...
Sarah Howe & Sandeep Parmar: Foretokens
T.S. Eliot prizewinning poet Sarah Howe discusses her new collection with Sandeep Parmar.
Christopher Clark & Marina Warner: A Scandal in Königsberg
Our preeminent historian of Germany turns, in A Scandal in Königsberg (Allen Lane), to an intriguing sequence of events that has fascinated...
Ian Patterson & Ali Smith: Books – A Manifesto
In Books: A Manifesto (Weidenfeld) subtitled How to Build a Library, poet and critic Ian Patterson reflects on a life spent with and formed...
Stephen Grosz & Helen MacDonald: Love’s Labour
In his bestselling debut The Examined Life psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz explored how we learn to live. Now in Love’s Labour (Chatto) he turns...
Ruby Tandoh & Olivia Sudjic: All Consuming
In All Consuming (Serpent’s Tail) Ruby Tandoh wittily explores the way we eat now, from social media to restaurant critics to the perfect di...
Lorna Goodison & Fawzia Muradali Kane: Dante’s Inferno
Leading Jamaican poet Lorna Goodison will be in London to present her latest work, Dante’s Inferno (Carcanet). As much a transformation as a...
Michael Symmons Roberts & Hannah Westland on John Burnside
The Empire of Forgetting (Cape) is the final collection of the Scottish poet, novelist and essayist John Burnside, who died in May last year...
Miriam Toews & Octavia Bright: A Truce That Is Not Peace
In her first work of non-fiction A Truce That Is Not Peace (4th Estate), acclaimed novelist Miriam Toews spirals out from a question asked o...
Camilla Grudova & Jennifer Hodgson: Ágota Kristóf’s ‘I Don’t Care’
Forced to leave her native Hungary by the 1956 suppression of the Hungarian Uprising, Ágota Kristóf took up residence in Switzerland and beg...
Lauren Elkin & Lou Stoppard on Simone de Beauvoir
Inspired by the new editions of Simone de Beauvoir’s 1966 novel The Image of Her and travel diary America Day by Day (Vintage), translator a...
Ariel at 60: Victoria Adukwei Bulley, Lavinia Greenlaw & Richard Scott
Sylvia Plath’s second collection Ariel (Faber) was published in 1965, two years after the poet’s death, in a version somewhat reconfigured f...
Edna Bonhomme & Rachel Connolly: A History of the World in Six Plagues
Cholera, HIV/AIDS, the Spanish Flu, Sleeping Sickness, Ebola and COVID-19 – in Edna Bonhomme’s groundbreaking analysis of six pivotal moment...
Andy Beckett & Melissa Benn: Can the Left Save Labour?
Throughout its history the Labour left has been a key source of energy and ideas for the party – but left-right tensions have long been the...
Peter Gizzi & Anthony Joseph: Fierce Elegy
Reviewing Peter Gizzi’s Fierce Elegy in the Guardian, Oluwaseun Olayiwola described how, ‘in its beautiful, fiery insistence, this collectio...
Alexander Baron’s The Lowlife
Alexander Baron’s cult classic The Lowlife, first published by Black Spring in 1963, has recently been reissued by Faber. Set in Hackney in...
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