In Conversation with Natasha Brown
We also have a new conversation today at Natalie’s book club on instagram. On this occasion, she talks with Natasha Brown, author of the book “Assembly”. The link is after the jump:
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In Conversation with Ed Yong
We haven’t seen a conversation at Natalie’s book club in a while. On this occasion she has a talk with Ed Yong, author of “An Immense World”. In the video they are chatting about his ability to describe the senses of other animals we have little or no language for, like the way fish can sense the electric fields of other fish, the way touch can operate at a distance, and how echolocation is fundamentally different than hearing. The link is after the jump:
(more…)In Conversation With Xochitl Gonzalez
We have a new talk at Natalie’s book club on instagram today. On this occasion the guest is the writer Xochitl Gonzalez, who changed careers at 40, became a writer, and wrote her first novel: Olga Dies Dreaming. The link is after the jump:
(more…)In Conversation With Kathryn Harlan
We have a new interview at Natalie’s book club today. On this occasion Kathryn Harlan, author of Fruiting Bodies,the recommendation from last October, holds a talk about the book with Natalie. Enjoy:
(more…)In Conversation with Olga Tokarczuk
It had been almost three months since we had seen a conversation with an author in Natalie’s book club. Today we can enjoy a chat with Olga Tokarczuk, the writer of the September book pick and the recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize for Literature. Enjoy:
(more…)In conversation with Joshua Prager
It’s been months since we’ve seen one of Natalie’s classic talks with writers on her Instagram account dedicated to the book club. This time, she speaks with Joshua Prager, author of The Family Roe — the untold stories behind Roe v. Wade. the link is after the jump:
(more…)In Conversation With Julia May Jonas
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a chat on Natalie’s Instagram dedicated to her book club. This time she had a conversation with Julia May Jonas, author of “Vladimir”, the April book pick. The link is after the jump:
(more…)In Conversation With Benjamin Moser
Natalie had a conversation with Benjamin Moser, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for his biographical novel “Sontag: Her Life and Work,” on her Instagram channel dedicated to the Nat’s Book Club. The link is after the jump:
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