
A weekly conversation about books and life, not necessarily in that order.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 767 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

She's been on the show to talk about her essays, novel, and memoir, and now Wallis Wilde-Menozzi gets to talk about translation! With Emerging from the Winter Sea: Selected Poetry and Prose (FSG Poetry), Wallis has translated a career-spanning collec... more
With DIANA (Abrams ComicArts), Nate Powell has completed his "accidental triptych" of Ozark horror & the punk scene. During SPX weekend, he returned to the show to talk about the creative leap he took with this book, the ways that DIANA fulfills but ... more
With his amazing IN THE CITY comics (self-published), cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz manages to capture the ephemerality and dynamism of urban life, fueled by the stories of bar and club patrons. We talk about how he began In The City and how it... more
Let's celebrate a New Orleans legend with Alison Fensterstock and Michael Tisserand's fantastic new book, BUNNY MATTHEWS: HIS LIFE, ART, AND OBSESSIONS (Historic New Orleans Collection)! We talk about the role Bunny Matthews played in shaping New Orl... 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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A thoughtful interview show focused on books, art, and culture, with guests ranging from poets and graphic novelists to editors and scholars. Conversations blend deep dives into individual works, creative processes, and the broader cultural moment, often touching on literary history, visual storytelling, and the practicalities of publishing. The host's prep and curiosity lead to nuanced discussions that illuminate how artists think, create, and navigate the art world. Notable throughlines include long-form author interviews, explorations of comics and graphic novels, and behind-the-scenes looks at editing, curating, and memory in literary culture.
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Recent guests on The Virtual Memories Show include:
1. Nate Powell
2. Karl Christian Krumpholz
3. Alison Fensterstock
4. Michael Tisserand
5. Emil Wilson
6. Dash Shaw
7. Phillip Lopate
8. Ida Kao
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