# Amy Hempel
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amy hempel (born December 14, 1951) is an American short story writer and journalist. She teaches creative writing at Stony Brook Southampton.
== Life ==
Hempel was born in Chicago, Illinois.
1.13 - Self-deprecation Is So Hot Right Now
On this weeks very special episode of Weekly Maas, Anna and Jeffrey are joined by Charles, host of When Will it End? Charles is an author, critic, and wonderful friend who read A Court of Thorns & Roses just to be a guest for this episode. True work ethic.
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#224 | ‘Reasons to Live’—Why What Isn’t There Is Just as Important as What Is
🎙 Douglas Vigliotti explores the powerful short story collection “Reasons to Live” by Amy Hempel, highlighting her masterful use of minimalism as a shining example of what is possible by using “less” to magnify human emotion and complexity. Her lean yet evocative prose challenges readers to uncover…
The Art of Leaving Things Out - Ruth Franklin - April 2019
Amy Hempel’s best short stories reveal how rich spareness can be.
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My Struggle by Karl Ove Knausgård
Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by Patrick Redden Keefe
Say Nothing by Patrick Madden Keefe
The Collected Stories of Amy Hempel
The Coast of Chicago by Stuart Dybek
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The Vanishing White Ma…
#249 | How All Men Can Relate to the Journey of Identity and Growth in ‘We the Animals’
🎙 Douglas Vigliotti explores "We the Animals" by Justin Torres, a coming-of-age novel that tackles the intricate themes of family, identity, and personal growth. Douglas sheds light on the author’s background and the book's narrative, which follows a young protagonist as he navigates complex family…
Bibliocracy Radio: Robin Romm on Radical Empathy
My guest this week is Robin Romm, author of a breakout 2007 collection of stories, The Mother Garden, a celebrated memoir,The Mercy Papers and, now, a new collection titled Radical Empathy. She’s been awarded an O. Henry Prize in short fiction. Her journalism and nonfiction has appeared in The Atla…
Megha Majumdar and Moral Ambiguity
Megha Majumdar was on the short list for the National Book Award, and we were rooting hard for her to win. She may not have won THIS year, but her talent and her world building skills had us clamoring for more, so we have no doubt you will see her name on the list again. A Guardian and a Thief is a…
No. 76: WILLIE DAVIS - Writer, HONEYSUCKLE SEASON
In this engaging interview, Willie Davis discusses his innovative novel Honeysuckle Season, which uniquely recounts a single incident through 12 diverse perspectives. The conversation with host Kate Savage, explores the book's creative format, influences, and the power of storytelling in shaping ou…
"One word gives way to the next with Emily LaBarge"
For the first episode of Season 2, Naomi is joined by writer and art critic Emily LaBarge. We revisit marginalia from her copies of Amy Hempel's The Dog of the Marriage, Joan Didion's The White Album, Sylvia Plath's The Unabridged Journals, and Alice Munro's Who Do You Think You Are? exploring a li…
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