ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Hey folks! Today's guest is David Ly, who I got to know a little in autumn '22 when he joined John Wall Barger, Kim Conklin and I at my launch party for River, Diverted. He read from his collection Dream of Me As Water. Today he's here to talk about his new novel, Not All Dragons. Dig it!
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Here it is, our final "regular" show.
This week we talk to GG award-winner Anuja Varghese. A Kiss of Crimson Ash might seem like a hard pivot after Chrysalis, and it is, but it isnt'? We talk about these things. Listen in if you can.
Next week, E500 will air. I'll probably have some sappy stuff t…
And here we are.
There's not much I can write here that I don't say somewhere on this sprawling live episode of GET LIT. A few things I might have left out include:
the fabulous Jessica Rose, GritLit Artistic Director, is the introductory voice and kind soul who agreed to let me do a final epis…
OLD SHOW ALERT! This episode features some Hamilton lit news and an interview with poet Julie Cameron Gray, whose latest collection is the fabulous Lady Crawford, out with Palimpsest Press. Hope you dig it.
OLD SHOW ALERT: first posting of my 2017 interview with Emma Richler!
Old episode alert!
This week's episode of Get Lit features an interview with Scott Dagostino, (former) manager at Glad Day Bookstore in Toronto. Glad Day is the world's oldest LGBT bookstore. Scott's a thoughtful and well-spoken fellow, and I really enjoyed this interview.
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