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The Los Angeles Review of Books Radio Hour is a weekly show featuring interviews, readings and discussions about all things literary. Hosted by LARB Editor-at-Large Kate Wolf, Managing Editor Medaya Ocher, and Gender and Sexuality Editor, Eric Newman.


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Russia, Romance, Revolution! Janet Fitch’s "The Revolution of Marina M."

Russia, Romance, Revolution! Janet Fitch’s "The Revolution of Marina M."

Janet Fitch, author of the legendary novel White Oleander, joins co-hosts Eric Newman and Medaya Ocher to talk about her new

Masha Gessen on Russia's Evolution from Soviet Socialism to Putinism

Masha Gessen on Russia's Evolution from Soviet Socialism to Putinism

Wasn't the collapse of the Soviet Union supposed to herald the dawn of a new era of unfettered freedom, liberal democracy,

Ragnaroket Science: Clifford Johnson's Comic Book Explains the Universe

Ragnaroket Science: Clifford Johnson's Comic Book Explains the Universe

USC Professor of Physics Clifford Johnson joins LARB's Eric Newman to discuss his new work of natural philosophy The Dialogues: Conversations

Errol Morris Explores the Death of Truth in America, Past and Present

Errol Morris Explores the Death of Truth in America, Past and Present

It's the question on everyone's mind: How the hell did we get here, Donald Trump's America? How did our belief in

"Controversial Jews" With Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady, and Eric Lax on Woody Allen

"Controversial Jews" With Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady, and Eric Lax on Woody Allen

This week's LARB Radio Hour features two full length interviews, both all about conspicuous, yet mysterious, New York Jews. In the

John Freeman’s Bright Future for New Writing Across the Globe; Plus Eka Kurniawan’s "Beauty is a Wound"

John Freeman’s Bright Future for New Writing Across the Globe; Plus Eka Kurniawan’s "Beauty is a Wound"

Who are the writers pushing the boundaries of contemporary literature? How are they doing so? And where can they be found?

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