David Naimon
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4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
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Today's conversation is an archival conversation recorded in person in 2019 with the poet Morgan Parker.
This is Morgan's second appearance on the show, and both conversations are standout, remarkable ones.
So if you enjoy today's, do seek out the one from 2017 as well.
For the bonus audio archive, Morgan reads from what was a forthcoming YA novel of hers called Who Put This Song On?
This joins readings from everyone from Kava Akbar to Natalie Diaz to Tommy Pico to Dion Brand, craft talks by Marlon James and Geneva Nasco, long-form translator conversations, and more.
To learn about the bonus audio and all the other potential things to choose from if you join the Between the Covers community as a listener supporter, head over to patreon.com slash betweenthecovers.
And now for today's archival conversation with Morgan Parker.
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