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Valeria Luiselli

Presenter James Crawford speaks to award-winning Mexican American novelist and essayist Valeria Luiselli about her latest novel, Beginning Middle End, and its three key literary influences. In the novel, a mother and her twelve-year-old daughter travel across a wildfire-stricken Sicily in search o…

Lost Children Archive: A novel Audiobook by Valeria Luiselli

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Lost Children Archive: A novelGenres: Fiction & Literature, General, Family Life, Political FictionAuthor: Valeria LuiselliNarrator: Kivlighan De Montebello, Maia Enrigue Luiselli, Valeria Luiselli, William Demeri…

New Release Roundup - August - Free Version

This is a free 15 minute version of our August New Release Roundup with the incomparable Jaclyn Crupi! This is a part of our seasonal online readers and writers festivals. To be able to listen to the full version of this episode and all the back catalogue of our seasonal online readers and writers …

Valeria Luiselli with Sonia Nazario

This is a recording of a Readings & Conversations event from November 29, 2017.

BEGINNING MIDDLE END by Valeria Luiselli >> Find out why this one caused me a minor breakdown.

Luiselli is TOO GOOD. This readable, complex, multi-faceted text proves yet again that she's a voice we need to hear. Listen in for a better appreciation of the structure, the polyphonic nature, its autofiction elements and the crucial use of echo. Plus what I think is REALLY GOING ON HERE.

10 National Book Award Nominees You Need to Know | Literary Fiction Longlist

This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This post was an original Subtack Live that aired on September 18, 2026. Awards season has landed — and the 2026 National Book Award (NBA) fiction longlist is stacked. Deedi Reads joins the pod to…

Under the Skin: Unpacking Har Mar with Hilal Isler

This week on The Loft Lit Pod, Chris Jones sits down with writer, educator, and former Loft fellow Hilal Isler to discuss her striking new short story collection, Har Mar. Hilal shares insights into her craft, her publishing journey from Loft fellow to the release of Har Mar, and these stories (and…

On Siri Hustvedt's Memories of the Future, Valeria Luiselli's Lost Children Archive, the Stella Prize and the reading habits of Jenny Brockie and Sam Twyford-Moore

Journalist and television presenter Jenny Brockie, and writer Sam Twyford-Moore, join Kate and Cassie to review Siri Hustvedt's Memories of the Future and Valeria Luiselli's Lost Children Archive, and Louise Swinn from the Stella Prize for writing by Australian women comes along to discuss this yea…

Reclaiming a Myth: Crafting Historical Fiction with Alysandra Dutton (The Stolen Women)

Join us for a conversation with author and Loft teaching artist Alysandra Dutton as she discusses her upcoming novel, The Stolen Women. In this episode, Alysandra shares insights into her creative writing practice, how to conduct deep research for historical and myth-inspired fiction, and the art o…

Episode 356 with David Naimon, Host of Between the Covers, and Paragon of Wisdom, In-Depth and Researched Questions, and Patient and Intimate Conversations

Notes and Links to David Naimon’s Work     David Naimon is a writer and host of the literary podcast Between the Covers. His writing is published widely, from Orion magazine to Tin House. It has garnered a Pushcart Prize and been reprinted in Best American Science & Nature Writing, Best Spiritual…