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Oct 6, 2026
Sam TallentGUEST
You know, it's like number one in a bunch of categories across audiobook and hardcover, and I'm very proud of the prestige, and I, I want, I, I want to be accepted into literary circles, but I traded the financial gain for the prestige, and we're still here without a New York Times review.
Sam TallentGUEST
You know? Like, the LA Review of Books still hasn't done anything about it.
Sam TallentGUEST
Like...
Sam TallentGUEST
So I'm really, really, really proud, but I'm just desperate and eager for those circles, the circles that I wanna be a part of.
Dominic AmerenaGUEST
And I think there's something quite noble and beautiful about an idea being strong enough or a kind of feeling being strong enough that it can kind of shape an entire career, not just one book, but, like, a whole body of work.
Dominic AmerenaGUEST
And, you know, there's also somewhat of a political reason why I feel complicated about writing about Greece, which is I wrote an essay last year for the Los Angeles Review of Books, which was sort of a, it was sort of a review of novels set in Greece.
Dominic AmerenaGUEST
Basically, I started kind of counting them, and contemporary novels set in Greece.
Dominic AmerenaGUEST
So, you know, some notable examples would be Rachel Cusk's, the first volume of The Outline Trilogy, Katie Kitamura's, the, the, the title is escaping me.
Akosua TadasiHOST
Today, my guest is Tia Glista.
Akosua TadasiHOST
Tia is a Toronto-based arts writer and PhD candidate whose criticism and essays on gender in film, literature, and art have appeared in The Guardian, Toronto Star, Los Angeles Review of Books, Dazed, Document Journal, Literary Hub, and elsewhere.
Akosua TadasiHOST
She's also the co-founder and reviews editor at Toronto Review.
Akosua TadasiHOST
Tia, welcome.
Brooke GladstoneHOST
According to Circana Bookscan, around 70% of books sold were published more than a year ago, a figure that's crept up nearly 10% since 2019.
Brooke GladstoneHOST
The L.A. Review of Books launched a column this year called Second Impressions, dedicated to reissued or secondhand fiction.
Brooke GladstoneHOST
Meanwhile, book talkers love to unearth a tome buried in the backlist, like I Who Have Never Known Men by the Belgian author Jacqueline Hartman, who died in 2012.
Mark KrotovGUEST
This is a French-language novel from the 1990s.
Pete RiehlHOST
A little bit about Jason.
Pete RiehlHOST
His writing appears in World Literature Today, Los Angeles Review of Books, Maryland Literary Review, North Dakota Quarterly, South Florida Poetry Journal, JMWW, Letters Journal, and so many others.
Pete RiehlHOST
He was nominated in 2023 and 2024 for Best of the Net.
Pete RiehlHOST
And his chapbook, The Finish Line, is available through Sand and Gravel Press.
Kate WolfHOST
Hello, and welcome to the LARB Radio Hour, brought to you by reader-supported LA Review of Books.
Kate WolfHOST
I'm your host, Kate Wolf, and I'm joined by my co-host, LARB's editor-in-chief, Medaya Ocher,
Eric NewmanHOST
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Matt CalleryHOST
Not too shabby.
Matt CalleryHOST
His writings have appeared in, let's see, the Washington Post, Los Angeles Review of Books, Zocalo.
Matt CalleryHOST
Did I say that right? That's correct.
Matt CalleryHOST
All right.
Pete RiehlHOST
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Pete RiehlHOST
Please tune in for episode 354 with Jason M. Thornberry, whose writing appears in Los Angeles Review of Books, Medicine and Meaning, Harbor Review, Entropy, Maudlin House, and many others.
Pete RiehlHOST
He was nominated in 2023 and 2024 for Best of the Net.
Pete RiehlHOST
Jason's chapbook, The Finish Line, is available through Sand and Gravel Press.
Patricia KarpasHOST
Kieran is also the author of Midlife, a Philosophical Guide.
Patricia KarpasHOST
His writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, the New York Times, Boston Review, London Review of Books, the Atlantic, and the Yale Review.
Patricia KarpasHOST
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Julie HenricusHOST
Her short story has been published in Coolest American Stories, Crime Reads, Oyez Review, Literary Hatchet, Rock in a Hard Place, Broad River Review, and Dark City Crime and Mystery Magazine.
Julie HenricusHOST
Essays and articles have seen print in Inlandia, the Antarctica Review, the Asatillo Review, the Writer, Los Angeles Review of Books, Poets and Writers, San Jose Mercury News, and the Los Angeles Times.
Julie HenricusHOST
She teaches at different various places, including Saddleback College and Gotham Writers Workshop, and has taught at UC Irvine, where she received a Distinguished Instructor Award.
Julie HenricusHOST
She's a creator, executive producer, and host of the award-winning podcast, Writers on Writing.
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