Virtual Memories Show 422: Anahid Nersessian “I’ve never had a period of separation from Keats, like I’ve had with other authors or bands that I
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Virtual Memories Show 421: Kate Maruyama “We’re all dealing with this, but I think we’re all processing what this new reality means, how it’s changing
Virtual Memories Show 420: John Porcellino “I’m very content with my little corner of the world. I started this ‘zine when I was 20 years
Virtual Memories Show 419: Nadia Owusu “I don’t see home as a single place. It’s all the people and places I lived among, and loved,
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Episode 418 – Sven Birkerts
Virtual Memories Show 418: Sven Birkerts “Rather than try to think of a book to write about, why don’t I try to think about where
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Episode 417 – Mark Wunderlich
Virtual Memories Show 417: Mark Wunderlich “Is poetry a place where you want to be restrained, or is a poem where you actually get to
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Episode 416 – Wendung
Virtual Memories Show 416: Wendung “At 50, everyone has the face he deserves,” said George Orwell, but he died at 47, so what does he
