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Eric Smith

The Sewanee Review Podcast

An Arts and Books podcast
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The Sewanee Review Podcast

Eric Smith

The Sewanee Review Podcast

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The Sewanee Review Podcast

Eric Smith

The Sewanee Review Podcast

An Arts and Books podcast
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In which John Jeremiah Sullivan lays the golden egg.
In which Justin Taylor follows the breadcrumbs.
In which Sigrid Nunez catalogues her literary present and past.
In which Elliot Ackerman grapples with the military-industrial complex.
In which Gabrielle Bates writes into the darkness.
In which a day's work is never done.
In which Christopher Spaide waxes critical.
In which Garrett Hongo writes toward a better America.
In which CJ Hauser writes to the heart.
In which Joanna Pearson does not fear the ghosts in the attic.
In which Matthew Baker cherishes corporeal existence.
In which Jay Parini recounts the fictions and realities of his Borgesian adventure.
In which Kirmen Uribe and his writing witness a changing world.
In which Alice McDermott knows her way around a novel.
In which Gwen E. Kirby talks sexist tropes, angry women, and radioactive cockroaches.
In which Matthew Olzmann casts his poems into the stars and into the sea.
In which Vievee Francis looks toward the light.
In which Phillip B. Williams writes with anger and preserves with love.
In which Michael Knight finds magic.
In which Brandon Taylor surveys his Hot Freud Summer.
In which novelist Lauren Groff talks utopia, twelfth-century feminine desire, and the ghost of Hildegard von Bingen.
In which Elena Passarello gives Aesop a run for his money.
In which editor-at-large Sidik Fofana discusses MFA culture, slow writing, and teaching high school, as well as his stories “The Okiedoke” and “The Rent Manual,” which were originally published in the Sewanee Review.
In which Danielle Evans discusses characterological framework, the coincidence of unintentional motif, and the underpinnings of a successful short story.
In which editor-at-large Brandon Taylor interviews Katie Kitamura, author of *A Separation* and *Intimacies*. In this episode, Kitamura considers how her work explores the inner landscapes of the self.
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