Lit Up

Karl Ove Knausgaard, best known for his six-volume sensation My Struggle, talks to Angie about his new book, Autumn, addressed to his unborn daughter and the first in a quartet based on the four seasons.

Maggie Nelson joins Angie to discuss her work, including The Argonauts and The Red Parts.

Angela and best-selling author, Maria Semple, sit down and discuss her new book, Today Will Be Different.

Max Porter joins Angie to discuss his first novel, Grief Is the Thing with Feathers.

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This week, Angela sits down with author of Free Food for Millionaires, Min Jin Lee, to discuss her newest novel, Pachinko.

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Angela sits down with Mohsin Hamid to discuss his newest novel, "Exit West."

Angie sits down with Salman Rushdie at Random House’s “Off the Page” event to talk about his new novel “The Golden House,” the chaos of Trump’s America, and how he scored a role on “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”

Irby's raw and relatable book of essays "We Are Never Meeting in Real Life" will make you LOL for real. Irby shares her hilarious application to be a contestant on The Bachelorette, the life lessons she learned from her 14 years...

Stephanie Dandler and Angie sit down to discuss her novel “Sweetbitter."

Tom Perrotta, the author of Election, Little Children and The Leftovers talks to Angie about his latest novel Mrs. Fletcher, which explores sexuality in America, empty nest syndrome and the universal longing for human connection.