# Tony Tulathimutte

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We Talk TOO MUCH about High School Musical in this One

This week, Kennedy and Carlton embrace their internal millennial selves and discuss High School Musical for far longer than intended. Also in this ep: discussions on author book launch events, thoughts on sports romance, and the joys of being laid off! Books discussed in this episode: Rejection by …

16. Rejection by Tony Tulathimutte

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The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante

Books, Baby! continues its sixth season with a discussion of The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante, a novel that begins with a seemingly ordinary holiday and unfolds into a piercing examination of motherhood, desire, and identity. In this episode, we explore the novel’s unsettling honesty, its comple…

Manga & Graphic Novels You Need to Read | Coming out Perfect by Richard Mercado

This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Ever wondered what a graphic novelist reads for fun? This week we're stepping outside our usual romance and mystery lanes to talk graphic novels and manga with debut author Richard Mercado. Richar…

023: Second Hand Embarrasment

Only one book can make for a conversation peppered with equal amounts of laughter and cringe. Yes, Tony Tulathimutte's Rejection. Across a series of 4 painfully funny essays, Amile and Phoebe discuss rejection in all its forms: romantic, social and self-inflicted. From the "nice guy" performing wok…

Birth of the A(I)uthor

My guest on the show today is Tuhin Chakrabarty, an assistant professor of computer science at Stony Brook University and the culprit behind my first ever trigger warning on eminent Americans. Here we go: if a big part of your identity is vested in being a writer, and you are already experiencing e…

Jem Calder: The Novel as a Gift

Novelist Jem Calder joins Freya to talk about I Want You to Be Happy, his debut novel about two people trying to fall in love while everything around them is engineered to distract them. Jem’s writing career started with Sally Rooney emailing him about the first story he’d ever finished and now his…

Miriam Stoney on The Freedom to be Disliked

Audio 37 Recorded live in front of an audience, the writer, translator, and artist Miriam Stoney reads from her new essay and talks with Berlin Review editor Hana Szabo about characters: in fiction, in film, and in the self. They get into how a literary character is built backwards while a self is…