Lit Hub Radio Dispatch: Talking with Quentin Tarantino, Debut Novelist

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THE BEST IN BOOK WORLD PODCASTS

FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 8, 2021

Kristen Radtke: “Putting Anything into the World Is Totally Humiliating”

On Thresholds, Jordan Kisner talks to the author of Seek You about loneliness, gardening, and writing through embarrassment.

Elisa Gabbert on Living in an Era
of Eternal Apocalypse

The author of The Unreality of Memory joins Andrew Keen to discuss apocalyptic ambivalence, hyperbolic language, and Sebald.

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Gina Rae La Cerva Traces the Life Story of a Family Recipe

The author of Feasting Wild revisits family recipes to understand her Sicilian heritage and what brought her family joy and sustenance—even in times of grief, conquest, and migration.

Also This Week on Lit Hub Radio

On Open Source, two experts weigh in on the FDA’s shocking approval of an anti-Alzheimer’s drug • On The Common, Wyatt Townley on moving from practitioner to ambassador, AKA poet to laureate • On New Books Network, Ava Reid on the divine inspirations of her new novel • On Keen On, Mick LaSalle on the history of Hollywood, Adam Serwer on the cruelty of politics, and Susan Paterno on the college debt crisis • On The History of Literature, Claudia Laitano considers the life and legacy of Machado de Assis • On Lit Century, Elisa Gabbert discusses the paradox of the Holocaust in W. G. Sebald’s The Emigrants • On Otherppl, Greg Gerke on what’s happened to great art • Behind the Mic explores the audiobooks of The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave, All the Lonely People by Mike Gayle, The Maidens by Alex Michaelides, and The Quiet Boy by Ben H. Winters

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