Episode 132: Joanna Rakoff and Tony Hoagland!

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In this week’s episode, I interview novelist and memoirsit Joanna Rakoff, Photo by David Ignaszewski and then talk once again with the poet Tony Hoagland, Photo by Ann Staveley plus Brittany McIntyre writes bravely about how a book I never expected to learn more about changed her life. TEXTS DISCUSSED NOTES Carlton Melton's "Country Ways" accompanied Brittany McIntyre's essay. In Orlando, come hear me, Kimberly Lojewski, Robert Metcalf, and Tiffany Razzano read at There Will Be Words on January 13th. Learn more about J. Bradley's love poem workshop at the Orlando Public Library here. Check out the dreamy surf rock of The Bambi Molesters.

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