# Michael Silverblatt
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michael silverblatt (born August 6, 1952) is a literary critic and American broadcaster who has been the host of Bookworm, a nationally syndicated radio program focusing on books and literature, since 1989.
Bookworm is broadcast from Los Angeles public radio station KCRW.
== Early life ==
A life-long voracious reader, Silverblatt was born in Queens, New York, into a Jewish family, attended SUNY Buffalo, majored in English, then entered postgraduate studies at Johns Hopkins University but dropped out.
Later, he moved to Los Angeles with the intention of becoming a screenwriter.
John Banville: Shroud
Michael Silverblatt flew to Dublin for the one hundredth anniversary of Bloomsday, June 16, 1904, the day and night immortalized in James Joyce's Ulysses. He took the opportunity to talk with John Banville and poet Seamus Heaney...
Bret Easton Ellis
The Informers Host Michael Silverblatt and author Ellis agree to avoid controversy and content, and instead discuss style, character, intention and technique.
Bob Shacochis
Swimming in the Volcano Michael Silverblatt moderates a conversation on the art of fiction writing between Bob Shacochis and his former student, journalist Jamie Diamond.
Pauline Kael
Michael Silverblatt and a young Los Angeles writer, Chuck Wilson, talk with Pauline Kael about her book, Movie Love.
Ian McEwan: The Innocent, and John Banville: The Book of Evidence
Michael Silverblatt speaks with Ian McEwan about his book, The Innocent, and John Banville about The Book of Evidence.
Elmore Leonard; John Steppling
Bookworm Michael Silverblatt interviews author Elmore Leonard and playwright John Steppling. Then Steppling interviews Leonard.
Douglas Messerli; John F. Baker
Michael Silverblatt speaks with Douglas Messerli, Editor in
Chief of Sun & Moon Press, winner of the 1987 Carey-Thomas Award
for Creative Publishing given yearly for the most imaginative
publishing venture of the year. Michael begins by speaking with John F. Baker, Editor in Chief of Publishers Wee…
Episode 384: John D'Agata & Studio Update
D'Agata writes in the introduction to The Making of the American Essay: "The world provides non-fiction, and humans provide the rest." My own work has been dealing endlessly with the problems humans incessantly seem to provide. In desperation, I now pray that for the rest of my days, my eyes can sh…
#70: Bookworm, Amazon, and Iowa
As an interlude in our 2013 round-up series, Tom and I decided to talk about his recent trip to L.A., where he met with Michael Silverblatt of the amazing Bookworm, and about a couple of recent articles that have been making the rounds in social media and whatnot. Namely, we decided to talk a bit a…
Episode 404: A Michael Silverblatt Tribute & a David Markson Reading
"I am one who does not think that the Earth was made for us. I think that we are first to last strangers on it, and that it takes us a good first half of our lives just to get used to gravity. That it's not easy." -Michael Silverblatt LINKS:Visit the Bookworm ARCHIVES.Buy David Markson books on IND…
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