
A weekly conversation about books and life, not necessarily in that order.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 756 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

With her debut poetry collection, OFFERINGS FOR ORDINARY GODS (Clash Books), Ali Trotta brings myth, magick, tarot, and ritual to bear on the eternal & primal struggle of women. We talk about those roots and how tarot and ancient myth inspired her wo... more
Let's celebrate/commemorate America's independence with an amazing new double book, DECLARATION ILLUSTRATED / EMANCIPATION ILLUSTRATED (Drawn & Quarterly). R. Sikoryak rejoins the show to talk about adapting foundational American documents (verbatim!... more
After a 12-year Virtual Memoriesgap, Katie Skelly is back to celebrate her fantastic new graphic novel, HEAVEN (Fantagraphics)! But that's not all: she's also got the Bad Girl Tarot II (Kickstarter closing July 16, 2026), her horror comics anthology,... more
With his amazing new book, THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL: The Secret Prison History of American Music (WW Norton), author Colin Asher explores how the criminal justice system changed the course of twentieth century music. We talk about how Elmo Hope's Sounds ... more
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With my inherent sense of dread at a peak these last years, I’ve been avoiding Kafka, but hearing this makes a plunge irresistible. All hail to translators who open the world up and to their advocates who bring them to our attention.
With my inherent sense of dread at a peak these last years, I’ve been avoiding Kafka, but hearing this makes a plunge irresistible.
All hail to translators who open the world up and to their advocates who bring them to our attention.
To all those who appreciate the literary arts, this show is essential.
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This show offers in-depth, one-on-one conversations with authors, artists, and thinkers who sit at the intersection of literature, comics, and culture. Across episodes, listeners get thoughtful explorations of biographies, translations, graphic novels, and the ways personal history informs creative work. Guests range from biographers and translators to cartoonists and museum curators, with a strong emphasis on literary culture, the making of books, and the human stories behind art. The host is known for careful, prepared questioning, a warm interview style, and a knack for drawing out practical insights about publishing, storytelling, and curation. A notable throughline is the way personal memory and intellectual curiosity illuminate broade... more
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Recent guests on The Virtual Memories Show include:
1. Ali Trotta
2. Bob Sikoryak
3. Katie Skelly
4. Colin Asher
5. Heather Cass White
6. Paul Gravett
7. Luis Mendo
8. Benoit Denizet-Lewis
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