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Oct 2, 2026

Cassie McCulloughHOST
1:18
later we'll hear from actor and writer Zoe Tarrakis with their top three, one of which they read at the age of 15, 10 years ago.
Kate EvansHOST
1:27
Before that, though, the latest from Irish writer Colm Tabin, the author, of course, of Brooklyn, Long Island, The Master and so many more.
Kate EvansHOST
1:35
His new one is called The Bridge.
Cassie McCulloughHOST
1:37
And also a novel from the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright and novelist Ayad Akhtar.

15 MINS LATER

Kate EvansHOST
16:26
And that's Barbara Kingsolver's Partita, published by Faber.
Cassie McCulloughHOST
16:35
This is ABC Radio National's The Bookshelf with me, Cassie McCullough, and Kate Evans, and today novelist and screenwriter Hannah Kent and theatre writer and dramaturg Tom Wright are our reviewers.
Cassie McCulloughHOST
16:47
So from Barbara Kingsolver to the latest from Irish novelist and SAS Colm Tobin, whose books, fantastic books, include novels set in his hometown of Enniscorthy, The Blackwater Lightship, Nora Webster, Brooklyn and Long Island, and those that celebrate the lives of his literary idols, The Master, about Henry James, and The Magician, on Thomas Mann.
Cassie McCulloughHOST
17:12
But he's also written from the perspective of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as well as stories set in Catalonia and elsewhere.
Colm TóibínGUEST
3:47
The point.
Deborah TreismanHOST
3:49
[upbeat music] The story was chosen by Colm Tóibín, a winner of the International Dublin Literary Award, whose books of fiction include the novels The Master and Long Island, and the story collection, The News From Dublin, which was published earlier this year.
Deborah TreismanHOST
4:04
Hi, Colm.
Colm TóibínGUEST
4:05
Hi, Deborah.
Colm TóibínGUEST
25:07
No statement was issued.
Colm TóibínGUEST
25:08
I just hope she doesn't bring Long Island.
Colm TóibínGUEST
25:10
He went to see the Pope and he said to the Pope on the last day of the Pope's life, poor Francis, he said, I will pray for you.
Colm TóibínGUEST
25:17
And I was indignant because I thought, well, you don't pray for the Pope.
Michael RosenHOST
12:20
And swimming isn't the only new outlet he's found.
Michael RosenHOST
12:23
In recent years, he's published his first collection of poetry, written opera libretti, and even broken a rule he had set himself by writing his first sequel, Long Island.
Colm TóibínGUEST
12:34
I think if you're a writer, you may feel, it's also the case for a musician, that your sensibility grows more rich.
Colm TóibínGUEST
12:42
as you get older and that your work could almost be richer.

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