ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on Imposter Hour, Liz and Greg welcome the brilliant Maris Kreizman, cultural critic, essayist, and author of the fiercely smart and deeply human new collection I Want to Burn This Place Down.
They talk imposter syndrome in the literary world, the blur between pop culture and personal identity, and what it means to write honestly in an era of constant noise. Maris shares generously about navigating vulnerability and consent on the page, how living with diabetes shaped her relationship to her body and voice, and why building community is more urgent than ever.
It’s a conversation full of sharp insights, dark humor, and righteous fire, perfect for anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider in a space they care about.
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