The Weekend Edition host talks about his new YA novel about accepting others when, sometimes, their gifts are hidden.
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The Weekend Edition host talks about his new YA novel about accepting others when, sometimes, their gifts are hidden.
Read moreSusan Choi joins us to talk about her book, “Trust Exercise: A Novel,” which was a runaway hit last year, delighting readers and critics all the way to a National Book Award.
Read moreLawrence Wright joins us to talk about his fiction focused on a pandemic upending the world, written months and months before our current crisis.
Read moreLulu Miller, co-founder of NPR’s “Invisibilia,” joins us to talk about her study of the first president of Stanford University, a taxonomist obsessed with fish, and how his discoveries — and ultimately his intellectual myopia — helped her to make sense of her own world.
Read moreNew Yorker staff writer Patrick Radden Keefe talks to us about assessing this recent dark period of Irish history through the lens of this mysterious disappearance.
Read moreJournalist Mike Thompson joins us to talk about one bright spot in the Syrian Civil War: a secret world of books that offered normality and refuge.
Read moreKate Purdy, co-creator, producer and writer of “Undone,” joins us to talk about her drama, which uses Rotoscope animation to bridge the worlds of the living and the dead.
Read moreThe co-creators of a dramatic podcast about the days following Lincoln’s assassination join us to talk about crafting a compelling modern drama from the annals of history.
Read moreNovelist Margaret Atwood joins us to talk about her new book,“The Testaments.”
Read moreMichael Schulman joins us to talk about the rise of superfans and the power they command.
Read moreFeminist author Sady Doyle joins us to talk about how the violent woman trope affects the conversation about equality.
Read moreLinda Holmes, host of NPR’s Pop Culture Happy Hour joins guest host Courtney Collins to talk about her new book “Evvie Drake Starts Over”.
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