Bookworm

Bookworm

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Bookworm episodes

  • Art Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly

    Little Lit: Folklore and Fairy Tale Funnies (Harper Collins)
    In this second interview about Little Lit, its creators, Art Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly, remind us that comic books are not just for adults. They talk about the new maturity that leads underground artists to take the safety pins out of their noses and use them in their babies' diapers.

    30 min
  • Diane Johnson

    Le Marriage (Dutton)

    The bird-like flutings of Diane Johnson's amused voice animate this merry duet about France, comedy, depravity and marriage.

    30 min
  • Sherman Alexie
    Sherman Alexie The Toughest Indian in the World (Grove Atlantic) Sherman Alexie is the cynical, irreverent Indian writer (he does not use the term Native American) whose rough, funny stories have led to more than one brush with the tribal elders. Hear him laugh at the kind of people who romanticize "the; rez."
    30 min
  • Zadie Smith
    Zadie Smith White Teeth (Random House) Young Zadie Smith's dizzying comic take on multi-racial London. Her background, she says, was so mixed that P.G. Wodehouse's pure-bloods seemed to her to be foreign and "exotic.;"
    30 min
  • Mark Strand: A Blizzard of One

    NOTE: Poet Mark Strand has died at the age of 80. He was a Pulitzer prize-winning poet and Poet Laureate of the United States. He appeared on Bookworm in 2000.

    A brow-furrowing conversation with a former poet laureate Mark Strand...

    29 min
  • Jane Smiley

    Horse Heaven (Knopf)

    At a gallop, Jane Smiley tells us everything she knows about horse breeding, horse racing, horse trading...

    30 min
  • J.R. Salamanca
    J.R. Salamanca That Summer's Trance (Welcome Rain Press) Salamanca's first book in fourteen years, That Summer's Trance, a shimmering book about love, desire and betrayal, bears the erotic imprint and the tragic sense of life that readers first encountered in his classic novel Lilith
    30 min

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