# Tom Lin

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Tom Lin, "Babylon, South Dakota" (Little, Brown and Co, 2026)

Today, we’re welcoming novelist Tom Lin back to the show, whose new novel Babylon, South Dakota (Little, Brown and Company: 2026) moves his fascination with the American West into stranger and more uncanny territory. A Chinese family moves to a new farm in South Dakota; after the government takes …

Dissecting the Architecture of Corporate Power with Elizabeth Pollman

What is a corporation? Where is it? Whom does it serve? And who, in the end, governs it? These are not abstract philosophical puzzles — they are the questions on which the entire architecture of corporate rights and accountability rests. Elizabeth Pollman has spent two decades building frameworks t…

After the Retreat: Can Corporate Activism Return? with Tom Lin and Aneil Kovvali

Corporate America spent a decade becoming an activist. It took sides on guns, climate, race, and voting rights. Some of it produced real change — the partial repeal of North Carolina's bathroom bill, the congressional ban on mandatory arbitration for sexual harassment claims, a federal Juneteenth h…

Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu Audiobook by Tom Lin

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Thousand Crimes of Ming TsuGenres: Fiction & Literature, Western, Action & Adventure, Asian American LiteratureAuthor: Tom LinNarrator: Feodor ChinRelease date: 06-01-2021Length: 9:38:14Language: EnglishPublisher:…

Tom Lin, "Babylon, South Dakota" (Little Brown and Co, 2026)

When Saul Keng Hsiu and his wife, Mei Lee, move from China to the United States to take possession of a 160-acre homestead bequeathed to them by a distant relative, all they have are the possessions on their back, some hidden gold, and a pocketful of chrysanthemum seeds. After a rocky start and a l…

Tom Lin, "Babylon, South Dakota" (Little Brown and Co, 2026)

When Saul Keng Hsiu and his wife, Mei Lee, move from China to the United States to take possession of a 160-acre homestead bequeathed to them by a distant relative, all they have are the possessions on their back, some hidden gold, and a pocketful of chrysanthemum seeds. After a rocky start and a l…

Camille Acker "A Very Special Episode"

Chatter rolls into fall with Claude, David, Jamie, and Torie. They pay respects to Dolly, the great one and reflect on the 9/11 25th anniversary. "The Pitch" is down to three finalists — Chantel Acevedo and "Cages," Melissa Faliveno and "Hemlock," and Tom Lin and "Babylon, South Dakota." Prolific w…

Tom Lin, Babylon, South Dakota + Omar El Akkad on Gaza

Writer’s Voice: compelling conversations with authors who challenge, inspire, and inform. What do we learn to live with, and when do we decide we can’t accept it anymore? This week, we talk with Tom Lin about his novel, Babylon, South Dakota. It follows a Chinese immigrant family whose new …