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Hey folks! Today's show features Chris Kuriata, fellow Palimpsest author. Sacrifice of the Sisters Lot is a weird, wild ride (meant as a compliment!). Hope you enjoy.

Hey folks! It's fundraising time here at CFMU. So, just a quick note: I don't get paid a dime to do any of this. Even if I tried to monetize it, let's face it, this is pretty niche. So! If you appreciate the show, or want to support local radio / community broadcasting, please consider going to cfmu.ca/fundraising and helping out.

Today's show features Raymond Beauchemin. I had the pleasure of chatting with him in the CFMU studios. We discuss his collection of novellas, The Emptiest Quarter. Check it out!

Hey everyone! Back once again with David Neil Lee, to talk about the third in his creepy Lovecraftian YA trilogy! Thoroughly enjoyed The Great Outer Dark. If any of those previously-applied adjectives interest you (or if you read the first two) you won't be disappointed.

Hey all! The universe is a mean-spirited little kid right now, throwing fistfuls of gravel (it doesn't hurt, but it's just the sheer volume that's troublesome). A few minor health things, a bit of work stress, etc., etc. Hope your lives are going well and that, when the little jerk starts throwing gravel, you can brush it off and keep moving forward .

Today we talk to Michelle Syba. It was great to meet her and talk about her collection, End Times. Hope you like our conversation.

Hey folks! Had the pleasure of meeting Paige Maylott in the 93.3 CFMU studios this past week. We discuss her excellent memoir, My Body is Distant. Check it out.

Hey folks! This week we talk to two different poets and writers. First up is Domenico Capilongo, here to talk about 1972. After that, Roshan James is here to discuss her collection Pink Moon. Enjoy!

Hey everyone. Hope your January has been excellent. Today's guest is Tiffany Morris, joining me to talk about her book Green Fuse Burning. Enjoy!

Thrilled to have Kliph Nesteroff back on the show this week. I've known Kliph for about fifteen years (not well; we just barely meet the requirements to be called "acquaintances") and I've followed his writing career with enthusiasm. Outrageous: A History of Showbiz and the Culture Wars is another winner. He's a fun interview and has plenty to say.

Hi folks! Today we're back with author and critic Jeff Bursey. We talk about a few things including his most recent books of criticism and fiction. Tune in!

Hey all! Welcome to the new year. I hope 2024 is amazing for each of you (whatever that means for you!). I have a few plans and hopes over here myself...

As for today's show, forward we go! Today's guest is my friend Steacy Easton, a critic, author, visual artist, academic and all-around fascinating person. We talk about two of their books, which are wildly different from one another. First, Why Tammy Wynette Matters, which is about exactly that. Then, Daddy Lessons, which is about many, many things (imo no one quote sums it up so check all the quotes out here).

Enjoy!