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Chris Robinson & Gavin Kovite – War Of The Encyclopaedists
Late Night Conversation, hosted by Paul Martone
Featured guests: Christopher Robinson & Gavin Kovite
Listen to the full episode here:
ABOUT THE BOOK
In a superb, rare literary collaboration, two major new talents join their voices to tell the story of a generation at a crossroads, and a friendship that stretches over continents and crises–from the liberal arena of Boston academia to the military occupation of Iraq–in this ambitious and electrifying debut novel.
PURCHASE WAR OF THE ENCYCLOPAEDISTS
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Gavin Kovite (left) was an infantry platoon leader in Baghdad from 2004-2005. He attended NYU Law and is now an Army lawyer. His writing has appeared in literary magazines and in Fire and Forget, an anthology of war fiction.
Christopher Robinson (right) is a Boston University and Hunter College MFA graduate, is a MacDowell Colony fellow and a Yale Younger Poets Prize finalist. His writing has appeared in many publications, including The Kenyon Review and McSweeney’s.
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Late Night Conversation, hosted by Paul Martone
Featured guests: Christopher Robinson & Gavin Kovite
Listen to the full episode here:
ABOUT THE BOOK
In a superb, rare literary collaboration, two major new talents join their voices to tell the story of a generation at a crossroads, and a friendship that stretches over continents and crises–from the liberal arena of Boston academia to the military occupation of Iraq–in this ambitious and electrifying debut novel.
PURCHASE WAR OF THE ENCYCLOPAEDISTS
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Gavin Kovite (left) was an infantry platoon leader in Baghdad from 2004-2005. He attended NYU Law and is now an Army lawyer. His writing has appeared in literary magazines and in Fire and Forget, an anthology of war fiction.
Christopher Robinson (right) is a Boston University and Hunter College MFA graduate, is a MacDowell Colony fellow and a Yale Younger Poets Prize finalist. His writing has appeared in many publications, including The Kenyon Review and McSweeney’s.