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Always Authors

Always Authors

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Always Authors features candid conversations between two authors. A diverse array of authors representing the broadest spectrum of literary genres take listeners behind the keyboard and into their world. They cover their work, lives, inspirations and favorite books. As there are never hosts or academic interviewers, everything is on the table.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. アート 文学史・文学批評
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  • Erika L. Sanchez and Diane Seuss "Poetry Has Inspired Revolutions"

    Erika L. Sanchez and Diane Seuss "Poetry Has Inspired Revolutions"
    2026/07/13

    Join these two bestselling authors as they discuss their their books, their essays and their shared love poetry.

    They talk about how to survive in the traumas of our current time, how poetry comes from your ancestors, and what it means to be a good artist.

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    And don't be surprised, but they feel F-Bombs are appropriate when the world is on fire.
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    50 分
  • Natasha Lester and Priya Parmar "I Have An Ulterior Motive"

    Natasha Lester and Priya Parmar "I Have An Ulterior Motive"
    2026/06/30

    Join these two bestselling authors as they discuss their new books set in Old Hollywood.

    They talk about not outlining their books because “it ruins all the fun,” how locations are sentient, how no two people read the same book, being traumatized by rabid Virginia Woolf fans, and visiting the mind-blowing prop room at Warner Bros.

    ​You might even hear about the connection between handwriting every day and dementia.
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    59 分
  • Carl Zimmer and Sadie Dingfelder "I Have a Tapeworm Named After Me"

    Carl Zimmer and Sadie Dingfelder "I Have a Tapeworm Named After Me"
    2026/06/16

    Remember “science,” everyone? We’re thrilled to have two incredibly accomplished science researchers and authors on this episode.

    Listen as they discuss what “face blindness” means, the existential freakout most scientists are currently having, recall fondly the time when we used to have “slow news days,” and how we need weirdos in the world.

    ​You’ll also hear what happens when you look inside a bunch of people’s belly buttons.
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    49 分
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