In this special episode of Authors Unbound, hosts Patrick Davis and Peter Campion invite you to pull up a chair at the literary table for an intimate dinner celebration.

Recorded live in San Fransisco at the esteemed Boulettes Larder, this episode is a toast to the launch of remarkable new works by two of the press's most compelling voices: Jesse Nathan and Danielle Chapman.

Amidst the clinking of glasses and the warm ambiance of a gathering that feels both exclusive and inclusive, our hosts delve into the intricacies of writing with our honored guests.

Jesse Nathan, with his poignant reflections on childhood and memory, and Danielle Chapman, with her deep dive into the generational echoes of family history, share the stage to discuss their latest publications.

This episode is not just a conversation but a journey through the minds of writers who navigate the delicate balance between the past and the present in their work.

Listen in as they explore the transformative power of language, the role of personal history in shaping narrative, and the trust in language's generative power.

The discussion traverses the landscape of poetic and prosaic expression, revealing how each author's unique approach to storytelling is a testament to the enduring power of the written word.

As the evening unfolds, the conversation turns to the broader implications of their work, touching on themes of cultural loss, the act of resuscitating what's been lost, and the forward-looking task of cherry-picking from the past.

Join us for this special episode of Authors Unbound, where the conversation is as rich as the food and the company is as inspiring as the prose and poetry discussed.

It's an evening that promises to leave you with a renewed appreciation for the craft of writing and the stories that shape our lives.