Just a week after the last one, we have another Natalie’s Book Club chat, this time with Jenny Odell, author of “Saving Time.” You can enjoy the conversation by following the link after the jump:
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Well… although Natalie hasn’t posted anything on her main Instagram account since deleting all her posts a few days ago, her other account, the book club, is still going strong, this time with a new conversation with Rachel Kushner, author of the book “Creation Lake”. In the conversation, they talk about the writer’s interest in prehistory, and much more. The link is after the jump:
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A new month, a new video interview on Natalie’s Instagram book club. This time the chat is with writer and journalist Bianca Bosker about her book “Get the Picture”. The link is after the jump:
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Today we have a new conversation on Natalie’s Book Club on Instagram. This time the guest is Mfoniso Udofia, a Nigerian-American storyteller, whose work narrates the lives of Nigerian immigrants in the United States. The chat focuses on her nine-play Ufot cycle in Boston, beginning with Sojourners on November 6. The link is after the jump:
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Natalie spoke yesterday with Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr!, one of Natalie’s club books recommended in February. They chatted about Cyrus’ search for meaning, the magic of dreams, and the connections between performance and real life. The link is after the jump:
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New month, new conversation with a writer in Natalie’s book club. This time he is Benjamin Labatut, author of “The Maniac”. The link is after the jump:
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After a few weeks, we have a new video conversation today in Natalie’s book club with writer Claire Keegan about her book “Foster”. In the chat she and Natalie talk about how she came came to tell this story, where she draws her creative inspiration from, and why she chose to have a child protagonist at the center of the story. The link is after the jump:
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Another month, another conversation in Natalie’s book club on Instagram. On this occasion she talks with Hernán Díaz, author of “Trust”, the book chosen by Natalie last November, and winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 2023. The link is after the jump:
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