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On this episode, Beth Golay visits with Pulitzer Prize–winning author, Hernan Diaz, about his new novel "Ply." -
John von Seggern discusses working with musical pioneer Jon Hassell and the latest Hassell release, Music Is Invisible. -
Kavus Torabi discusses his latest LP, October By Name, and the creative process. -
Oakland, California-based poet, musician, and spoken-word artist Lisa B. looks to the future with music from the past on new album, ‘60s Magic Now!:The Y-Verse. -
Nineteenth century American women may not have had the right to vote, yet Wichita State English professor Rebeccah Bechtold thinks they still knew how to smash the patriarchy. She tells us why on today’s Why Should I Read This? -
Jeremy Cunningham reflects on the passage of time and the passage of generations on new, deeply moving LP. -
Black Duck co-founders Charles Rumback and Bill MacKay discuss their new collaboration with acclaimed Basque musician Elena Setién. -
Hildur Knutsdottir's new novel opens with a killer opening line: “I have thought long and hard about how I would dispose of a dead body.”
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On this episode of Marginalia, Beth Golay visits with John Green about his new novel, "Hollywood, Ending." Plus Margaret Leonard, owner of Dotters Books in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, joins us with some book recommendations. -
Fletcher Powell looks at a new biopic about a man like no other.
