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In this episode of the Vlogging Pod, we explore the latest work from literary icon Joyce Carol Oates. Her new novel Fox dives deep into mystery, trauma, and power structures at an elite prep school. W...

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The Empty Box and Zeroth Maria – Volume 2 continues the story right where the first volume left off, diving […]

Sarah grew up in the forests of Maine, following her father on hunts. They approached each kill with something close to reverence, honouring the sacrifice the animal made and the sustenance it provided through winter. Now, she's a final year PhD student in southern California, caught in an entirely different landscape of extreme wealth and raging wildfires. She spends her time worrying about how she'll be able to get a permanent academic position, and also doing ketamine and watching 80s movies with her best friend, Nathan.

Julia Glass, author of "And the Dark Sacred Night," reads an excerpt from the novel that gives context from the perspective of the main character's single teenage mother as he tries later in life to search for the identity of his biological father.  The full interview from a 2014 episode of "Conversations On The Coast with Jim Foster" can be heard now wherever you get your podcasts.  Photo: Robert Costa.

The Prophet of Central Park literary fiction by Author P C Burhenne: Book Tour Guest Post and Author Q&A

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