Tanya Mosley
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83 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
Tanya Mosley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Midlife can be complicated.
Marriages well past the honeymoon phase, children with big questions or stony silence, careers in flux.
But it can also be very, very sexy.
That's the message at the heart of Robin Lee's new novel, Crash Into Me.
It's the story of Cecilia Chen, an artist married to a director.
They've recently moved their cat and two kids to Los Angeles after years living in Paris.
It's a rocky challenge.
transition for Cecilia, but things pick up when she runs into a model named Anuke and feels instantly drawn to her.
Their relationship quickly becomes physical, and when we talked, I asked Robin Lee what made her want to explore a relationship between two women and crash into me.
very much with these two.
There's a question that's central to this book about the intersection of art and commerce.
And I that's something you've navigated throughout your own career.
I wonder how it came up in the process of turning your writing and the idea of you, your first book, into a a blockbuster movie.
That's
book is a multi generational, multiracial story.
The idea of you featured white characters, and if I understand from reading previous interviews, that was a deliberate choice to get the book published, so I wonder what it was like to
То врать вик, сому diversity and racial complexity.
life.
Some of the most moving parts of this book for me were reading the ways that Cecilia reckoned with how to talk to her kids about race in America, being black in America.
She talks about at one point how the conversation she'd had with her two children, Julian and Lucy, had been up until a point historical and abstract.
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