# Olive Kitteridge
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olive kitteridge (2008) is a novel by American author Elizabeth Strout. It presents a portrait of the title character and a number of recurring characters in the coastal town of Crosby, Maine. It takes the form of 13 short stories that are interrelated but discontinuous in terms of narrative.
Ann Dowd Live in Provincetown!
Babes, it's here! Our live recording with Emmy-winner Ann Dowd! You Might Know Her From The Handmaid's Tale, The Testaments, Hereditary, Compliance, Philadelphia, Lorenzo's Oil, Masters of Sex, Marley & Me, Garden State, Freaks & Geeks, Mass, Olive Kitteridge, and The Leftovers.
We talk about Ann'…
How Author Ore Agbaje-Williams Finds Inspiration Everywhere
How does someone become a published author? How do writers find creative inspiration? How do you stay true to your authentic creative voice and vision?
Today’s guest is author Ore Agbaje-Williams, a British-Nigerian writer and editor from North London. Her first novel, The Three of Us, was publish…
Billie Starr's Book of Sorries: A Novel Audiobook by Deborah E. Kennedy
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Billie Starr's Book of Sorries: A NovelGenres: Fiction & Literature, General, Family LifeAuthor: Deborah E. KennedyNarrator: Elizabeth DwyerRelease date: 10-04-2022Length: 8:59:32Language: EnglishPublisher: Macmil…
Everyday Heroes: Elizabeth Strout and Marie Aubert
Ever since her debut in 1998, American Elizabeth Strout’s literary characters have charmed readers and critics across the world. The headstrong, unpredictable Olive Kitteridge gave Strout the Pulitzer Prize, and was adapted into an award-winning TV series, and the novels about the writer Lucy Barto…
The Craft of Writing: Elizabeth Strout and Kristina Leganger Iversen
“I knew that I was a writer, but I had to stop writing like other writers. I had to write like myself.”
Elizabeth Strout published her first novel at the age of 43, after years of writing, rewriting, and searching for a voice of her own. Today, she is among the most read contemporary writers in Ame…
Men Peak at 50, Women Vanish. The Aging Truth Nobody Says Out Loud
Can women be sexy after 50, or are we still uncomfortable with older women who openly desire?In this episode of Transatlantic Bookmarks, Ksenija Popovic and Sue discuss Vladimir by Julia May Jonas: a darkly funny campus novel about a 58-year-old professor whose husband is under investigation for re…
Elizabeth Strout returns, Caro Claire Burke's Yesteryear and more new fiction
This week’s Bookshelf features the latest from Elizabeth Strout, creator of Olive Kitteridge and Lucy Barton, returning with a stand‑alone novel called The Things We Never Say. We’re also reading an ambitious, genre‑bending novel that moves from 1980s gaming culture to far‑future space travel, and …
Talmud Class: A Sukkot Question--What is in Your Basket of Trips?
Please read the short story Basket of Trips in Elizabeth Strout’s Pulitzer Prize-winning collection called Olive Kitteridge. In a deep sense this short story moves us from Yom Kippur energy to Sukkot energy. A few questions to guide your reading:
What is the Basket of Trips literally? What does th…
How do you adapt East of Eden for screen?
How do you begin breaking down a 600-page American epic to bring it to the screen? How did Florence Pugh capture the essence of the central character Cathy? How did John Steinbeck’s secret writing journals help the screenwriters? And what should you read next if you loved reading - or watching - Ea…
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