Episode 21: PEN/Bingham Prize winner Jared Lemus
We were fortunate to have Jared Lemus, author of the story collection Guatemalan Rhapsody, join us to discuss masculinity and empathy in fiction. Jared recently won the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for debut story collection, and he was also once Nate’s co-worker. (Which is also a noteworthy achiev…
The Wedding People Walk Into A Bar
Welcome to the “Nothing is Wrong with You” book podcast.
Today, we discuss how books are in conversation with each other–especially when blurbs hint at a working relationship between the writers. We chat about two bestsellers–The Wedding People and Maggie; or, A Man and a Woman Walk Into a Bar. …
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How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder by Nina McConigley
Andy and Dani move to Wyoming. It is NOT all fun and games! In fact we've only been reading goddamn sad books! But that's ok... they're really good. Does Dani convince Andy this book is better than he originally thought? Probably...
KPL Podcast May 2026 With Special Guest Nina McConigley
This week on the KPL Podcast we have Nina McConigley, telling us about her novel, How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder. This a story, about sisters who decide to murder their abusive uncle. Set in the mid 80's the novel explores themes, of sisterhood, abuse, and growing up in Wyoming as a biracia…
Episode 22: Nina McConigley
We had a great time with Nina McConigley, author of the new novel How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder, which hits all the beats you want from a book where a character named Agatha Krishna says, “We blame the British.” Nina shared with us her thoughts on how colonialism divided not only countries b…
Inside Bridgerton: Author Julia Quinn on Fame, Shonda & Real-Life Gen Z Princesses
Dearest gentle readers, make way for the queen herself: Bridgerton author Julia Quinn joins the House of Maher today! We dive into how she writes the Regency Era romances that make us swoon, the way she writes dialogue between women, working with Shonda Rhimes on Queen Charlotte, and her hilarious…
Rebecca: Twisted Fairy-Tale
Nina McConigley talks to Heather about her new novel How to Commit a Post-Colonial Murder (Pantheon, 2026) and how her feelings have changed about Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca (1941).
Rebecca is an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s 1938 novel, which is itself a reworking of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane …
Afterhours at the Radio Book Club: Nina McConigley
In this edition of Afterhours at the Radio Book Club, author Nina McConigley talks more about growing up as an immigrant in 1980s Wyoming, and navigating an Indian, Irish, American identity.
How to Commit a Post Colonial Murder
The May 2026 installment of the Radio Book Club, a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore, is How to Commit a Post Colonial Murder, by author Nina McConigley. The book is set in 1986 in rural Wyoming and tells the story of two sisters Georgie Ayyar and Agatha Krishna as they plot to …
Nina McConigley on her debut novel, "How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder"
Author Nina McConigley sits down with the Sun's Kevin Simpson to discuss her debut novel, "How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder".
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