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Episodes


Ian Patterson & Ali Smith: Books – A Manifesto
Building a personal library serves as an archive of a life, transforming the act of reading into a fundamental component of human reality. Ian Patterson, author of Books: A Manifesto, argues that the systematic underfunding of cultural institutions represents an ideological assault on the imagination, reducing humanity...

Stephen Grosz & Helen MacDonald: Love’s Labour

Ruby Tandoh & Olivia Sudjic: All Consuming

Lorna Goodison & Fawzia Muradali Kane: Dante’s Inferno

Michael Symmons Roberts & Hannah Westland on John Burnside

Miriam Toews & Octavia Bright: A Truce That Is Not Peace

Camilla Grudova & Jennifer Hodgson: Ágota Kristóf’s ‘I Don’t Care’

Lauren Elkin & Lou Stoppard on Simone de Beauvoir

Ariel at 60: Victoria Adukwei Bulley, Lavinia Greenlaw & Richard Scott

Edna Bonhomme & Rachel Connolly: A History of the World in Six Plagues

Andy Beckett & Melissa Benn: Can the Left Save Labour?

Peter Gizzi & Anthony Joseph: Fierce Elegy

Alexander Baron’s The Lowlife

Marina Warner & James Butler: Sanctuary

Samuel Fisher & Helen Charman: Migraine

Kim Hyesoon & Will Harris: Autobiography of Death

Nell Stevens & Olivia Laing: The Original

Liliane Lijn & Jennifer Higgie: Liquid Reflections

Kathryn Scanlan & Emily LaBarge: Aug 9 – Fog
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