Arts & Letters

Celebrate a life in public radio.

Meet American short-story writer and novelist, Jeffrey Condran. Jane Austen reenactors, a surprise celebrity appearance, and Ava, who always looks just right, in costume...

Experience the interconnectivity of music and social and political spoken word in four movements for narrator, French horn, oboe, and piano.

Preview award-winning author Kevin Brockmeier’s latest release, The Ghost Variations: One Hundred Stories.

Imagine a noble cruise ship with a rogue charlatan as its new captain with followers "most fowl" and a conspiracy theorist speaking from the bowels of the ship...

Discover American author John Edward Williams, who wrote Stoner, critically described as the "perfect novel."

Can a blind astronomer, who claims to use the longest telescope in the world, accurately predict an eclipse? Does it take a madman to truly "see" reality? What is the nature of tasty dumplings?

Map the territory of trauma and survival with poet H. K. Hummel.

On this episode of Arts & Letters, we celebrate the music from Season Six.

Does the garden die with the gardener?