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Hey all! Got to have an in-studio chat with author Nathan Whitlock. We discuss his newest, Lump.
(Oh and his band The Approximators do the live karaoke thing at The Casbah too so if you live near Hamilton and wanna hear a bunch of people who've been on Get Lit sing songs...or sing 'em yourself...)
Hey folks! Mostly back from the land of COVID (i.e. testing negative but body’s still doing weird-ass things). Today we talk with my pal Rebecca Rosenblum, who was on the show way back on E25. We talk about her new book, These Day Are Numbered: Diary of a High-Rise Lockdown. Enjoy!
Hey folks. 3 and a half years in and I finally got taken down by the cov last week. Not a great time. Trying to rest, even though I feel fine now, because there’s too many stories about people getting cocky with this damn virus...
Just before, however, I got to talk to Keziah Weir, author and senior editor at Vanity Fair. Had a good time discussing her novel The Mythmakers. Give it a listen!
Hey everyone! Been a busy few weeks around here. My pile of books is still far too big, so if you're wondering why I'm still doing Spring releases as we approach the fall (shhhhhh I know, I know) that's why.
Today we speak with author Erum Shazia Hasan. Had a great conversation about her novel, We Meant Well. Hope you enjoy.
Today’s guest is Hamilton poet and author Chris Pannell! He joins me in the studio to talk about his latest collection, Adventurize Your Summer. Hope you enjoy.
Hi folks! Today’s show features poet, author, Gordon Hill Press editor, physician etc. etc. Shane Neilson. He’s here to talk about both the poetry collab The Suspect We (with Roxanna Bennett) and his new memoir, Saving. Check it out.
Hey all! Today’s guest is Daniel Gawthrop, talking about his newest novel, Double Karma. Check it out!
Full disclosure: I think Amy Jones is great. We've gotten to know each other a bit since she and her husband Andrew F. Sullivan moved to Hamilton, and she's always a pleasure (and fun at karaoke). That aside - meaning, as objectively as I can be about it - Pebble & Dove is a delight. Join us as we talk about it on Get Lit!
Hey folks! This week we’re talking to JD Derbyshire about their book, Mercy Gene. It’s a really interesting work of autofiction, listen to the show to learn more
I’ve met Anuja Varghese many times, but always in the middle of busy events, so we’d never had the time to sit and chat. Very glad she was able to do that with me, in studio, and glad we could talk about her collection, Chrysalis. Enjoy the show!
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