
A podcast about literary fiction and the world of books, with hosts Matt Bucher and Dave Laird. [Logo by Chris Ayers]
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||

For Episode 87, Matt and Dave are joined by the Jonathan Lethem, who has a new short story collection out on September 23rd, A Different Kind of Tension. We discuss it, many of his novels and his non-fiction writing, his committment to craft, teachin... more
In Episode 86, Matt Bucher not only co-hosts, but guests as the author of interest, whose new novel, a follow-up to The Belan Deck, has just recently released. Matt's latest book is a Marksonian treatise on the marking, measuring, and allocation of t... more
In Episode 85, we're joined by Camille Bordas, whose recent novel The Material explores what a fictionalized MFA program in stand-up comedy might look like. It's funny (as you might imagine) and philosophical, exploring some of the great cultural que... more
In Episode 84, the incredible Sergio De La Pava joins Dave and Matt to talk about his latest novel, Every Arc Bends Its Radian, out now from Simon & Schuster. We also discuss David Lynch and his recent passing, deep sea life, and haunted hotels, amon... more
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Interesting discussions with authors, and my favorite part is the book reviews of notable books the hosts have read - as a result read and loved many of them!
Why after all this time does it still sound like Matt is recording from the bottom of a grain silo?
This is the best literary podcast out there!
I really enjoy the in-depth discussions of Wallace and the scholarship around him. These hosts are widely aware of the discourse and regularly add to it via their quality guests.
I love this show. The dialogue is always thoughtful. My reading list has expanded immensely and I love reading again. Thank you.
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Apple Podcasts | #231 |
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Focused on literary fiction and the broader world of books, this engaging show features in-depth discussions with authors, critics, and literary enthusiasts. The hosts, Matt Bucher and Dave Laird, explore a wide range of themes including writing processes, literary influences, and the cultural impact of contemporary literature which resonates with a diverse audience. Listeners can expect thoughtful dialogues that not only celebrate literary works but also reflect on significant social issues, making this a compelling listen for avid readers and those interested in contemporary literary discourse.
What sets this show apart is its blend of academic insight and accessible conversation, catering to both casual readers and literature aficionado... more
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Recent guests on Concavity Show include:
1. Jonathan Lethem
2. Camille Bordas
3. Sergio De La Pava
4. Lauren Elkin
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