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Episode 87 — Scott McClanahan
Scott McClanahan is the guest. He is the author of several books, the latest of which is called The Complete Works of Scott McClanahan, Vol. 1, now available from Lazy Fascist Press. Volume I Brooklyn raves: He might be one … Continue reading →
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Tagged as author interviews, authors, Beckley, books, Brad Listi, choking, civil war, Columbus Indiana, Cormac McCarthy, drugs, ESPYs, fatigue, fiction, Finnegan's Wake, Flynt Michigan, hangovers, interviews, James Ellroy, James Joyce, Jane Austen, John Waters, Kroger's, Mad Dog 40/40, Merle Haggard, mortality, Mother Jones, Mountain Dew, New River, Nick Tosches, Occupy Wall Street, Oscar Wilde, Other People with Brad Listi, podcasts, publishing, Rainelle, Samuel Beckett, Scotch-Irish, Scott McClanahan, Setonius, short stories, southern writers, The Autobiography of Chuck Berry, The Complete Works of Scott McClanahan, The Diary of Samuel Pepys, unions, Vol. 1, West Virginia, writers, writing
Episode 51 — Lauren Groff
Lauren Groff is the guest. She’s the author of the novel The Monsters of Templeton, the story collection Delicate Edible Birds, and most recently, a novel called Arcadia, which has received starred reviews from Library Journal, Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Amherst, anxiety, Arcadia, author interview podcasts, author interviews, authors, Ayn Rand, books, Brad Listi, bugs, children, Cooperstown, David Foster Wallace, Delicate Edible Birds, empathy, ESPYs, faith, fiction, Florida, France, Gainesville, heat, idealism, Jeffrey Eugenides, John Updike, kneading, Lauren Groff, literature, lizards, Lorrie Moore, Marcel Proust, Meryl Streep, Moby Dick, Modigliani, music, new fiction, novelists, novels, Olympics 2012, Other People with Brad Listi, painting, perfectionism, podcasts, publication, publishing, Q Moonblood, racoons, Sarah Groff, short stories, sleep disorders, Stanford, Stephen King, Sylvester Stallone, The Monsters of Templeton, treadmills, utopia
