David Naimon
speaker
4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
David Naimon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Thank you, Valerio Wiselli.
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We've been talking today to Valerie Luiselli about our latest book, Beginning, Middle, End.
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You've been listening to between the covers, I'm David Naaman, your host.
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Today's program was recorded at the volunteer-powered, non-commercial, listener-sponsored, full-strength, makeshift home office of me, David Nayman.
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If you enjoyed today's conversation, consider transforming yourself from a listener to a listener supporter.
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by joining the Between the Covers community.
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Every supporter can join our brainstorm of future guests, and every listener supporter receives supplementary resources with each and every conversation, of things I discovered while preparing.
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things we reference together during the conversation, and places to explore once you're done listening.
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In addition, you can choose from a variety of other things as well, including the bonus audio archive, with contributions from past guests, whether long-form translator conversations, such as the ones with Megan McDowell talking about translating Alejandro Zambra and Mariana Engriques, or the one with Sophie Hughes translating Fernanda Melchor.
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or readings by past guests such as Natalie Diaz reading from Borges's Bestiary of Imaginary Beings, or Jasmina Barrera reading Elena Garo.
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There are also writers reading their own translations, whether Lisa Robertson reading her translation of Charles Baudelaire's long poem Hags,
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Or our current US poet laureate.
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reading his translations from four eras in Chinese poetry, and discussing how doing these translations led to breakthroughs in his own writing practice.
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Or perhaps you want to subscribe as a Milkweed Early Reader, receiving twelve books over the course of a year before they're available to the general public.
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You can check it all out, these options, and much more at patreon.com slash between the covers.
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Or if you prefer a one-time donation, you can do so by PayPal at milkweed.org slash podcast support.
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Today's episode is brought to you in part by World of Wonders, named Hands Down, One of the Most Beautiful Books of the Year by NPR.
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Amy Nezukuma Tatil's World of Wonders is a classic from Milkweed Editions that encourages readers to look past the distractions in order to appreciate the world's gifts.
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Warm, lyrical, and gorgeously illustrated by Fumi Nakamura, this book is full of sustenance and joy, taking us through many landscapes with the kinship of the world.
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Of funny creatures.
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