# David Foster Wallace
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david foster wallace (February 21, 1962 – September 12, 2008) was an American author of novels, short stories and essays, as well as a university professor of English and creative writing. Wallace is widely known for his 1996 novel Infinite Jest, which Time magazine cited as one of the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to 2005. His posthumous novel, The Pale King (2011), was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2012.
Peter Smith – Writing Other People's Books, the Freedom of Anonymity, and Why Story Beats Style
Peter Smith is the writer you've never heard of behind books you've probably read. He grew up in Milton, Massachusetts, the son of two Milton Academy teachers, sold his first novel at 25, and spent almost ten years at Oprah's magazine writing headlines and channeling her voice. That led to a career…
"Winter Sleep" In-Depth Analysis | Nuri Bilge Ceylan's Masterpiece | ArtiFact 78
Turkey's Nuri Bilge Ceylan is the world's greatest living filmmaker, and 2014's "Winter Sleep" is among his greatest films. Set deep in the heart of a wintry Anatolia, the film probes a couple's cold domesticity as they appear to break apart.
In ArtiFact no. 78, filmmaker Alex Sheremet and film cr…
Reading updates! with special guest Rainer
You may have been wondering what we’ve been reading these past few months. Today we’re back to answer your burning questions!
In this episode we discuss the highlights from our past few months of reading, what we’re currently reading, and our goals for the rest of the year. We are also visited by …
Episode 4: MONSTERS, Part 1 | "The Stain"
We couldn’t release a book called Monsters on any day but Halloween. This is the first of three parts on Claire Dederer’s Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma, the best answer we’ve read to a question we think every opera lover eventually gets asked: how do you justify liking the beautiful things made by mons…
You Can See Everything
Happy Halloween! Charlene and Jackie are not just bewitched but also bothered and bewildered (positive) after seeing YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, the movie on everyone’s minds (if you live in Brooklyn, New York).
What is real? What is fake? Who is guilty? Who is innocent? Why is Cinema 123 closing??? …
Who’s Afraid of the Still Small Voice? | Cassandra Nelson
In a world of constant notifications, endless scrolling, and voices competing for our attention, what does it take to cultivate a quiet, thoughtful inner life? Host Dan Hummel is joined by guest writer, educator, and Lumen Center fellow Cassandra Nelson to discuss her new book, Who’s Afraid of the …
Matthew Davis - LET ME TRY AGAIN - Episode 284
Episode 284
Guest: Matthew Davis
Book: Let Me Try Again
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In this episode, I chat with author Matthew Davis about his debut novel, Let Me Try Again, released by Arcade on August 13.
Matthew delves into the creative process behind crafting a unique voice and the influences of literary giants…
Ty Sipp: Writing, Walking, Idaho Potatoes, and Joy
What do you do when the thing you do every morning has never paid you back the way you hoped? Writer Ty Sipp joins Matt to talk about why he keeps putting pen to page, and where the joy actually shows up.
Ty grew up between Idaho and Arizona before landing in Missouri, and his stepdad is a potato f…
Episode 5: The Formula
As a boy growing up in secular Israel, Shahar becomes convinced that there must be a formula for a meaningful life and that Judaism might hold the answer. His search for certainty leads him deep into Orthodox Jewish practice, until unexpected encounters begin to unravel everything he thought he kne…
Everyday Mystics V: The Formula
As a boy growing up in secular Israel, Shahar becomes convinced that there must be a formula for a meaningful life and that Judaism might hold the answer. His search for certainty leads him deep into Orthodox Jewish practice, until unexpected encounters begin to unravel everything he thought he kne…
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