Ekphrasis, Sinuous Sentences, & the Logic of Sound w/ Sarah Bernstein

In this interview, we chat with Sarah Bernstein about contemplation, finding time for writing, capturing the rush of language, and so much more. Sarah Bernstein is the author of two novels, The Coming Bad Days and Study for Obedience, which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize. She is from Montreal and lives in the Scottish Highlands. Books and stories mentioned in this episode:Hysteric; Whore – Nelly ArcanGiovanni’s Room – James BaldwinThe Moonstone; The Woman in White – Wilkie Collins“A Mown Lawn” – Lydia DavisShirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life – Ruth FranklinThe Book of Questions – Edmond JabèsThe Haunting of Hill House; “The Lottery”; The Sundial; We Have Always Lived in the Castle – Shirley JacksonThe Melancholy of Resistance – László KrasznahorkaiThe Place of Shells - Mai IshizawaIn the Wake: On Blackness and Being – Christina SharpeThe House Next Door – Anne Rivers SiddonsThe Door – Magda SzabóClean – Alia Trabucco Zerán

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