Associate Producer, 'Bookworm'
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Alan Howard
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FROM Alan Howard
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Brian Phillips: Impossible Owls The restless imagination of Brian Phillips brings lyrical essays to a narrative border in his debut book, Impossible Owls.
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Eileen Myles: Evolution Evolution is a collection of all-new material by Eileen Myles, whose inspired poetry is a form of communication.
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Tommy Orange: There There Beauty and despair woven into their history, twelve multigenerational urban Native Americans find ways to live in Tommy Orange’s There There.
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Gary Shteyngart: Lake Success Gary Shteyngart’s Lake Success is about a hedge-fund manager billionaire who has lost track of what he once cared about and loved.
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Joshua Cohen and Samuel Nicholson: ATTENTION: Dispatches from a Land of Distraction Samuel Nicholson edited three of Joshua Cohen’s books at Random House, including his recent collection of nonfiction, ATTENTION: Dispatches from a Land of Distraction.
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Joshua Cohen: ATTENTION: Dispatches from a Land of Distraction Joshua Cohen’s collection of nonfiction, ATTENTION: Dispatches from a Land of Distraction, examines the effect of the internet and technology on the human mind.
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B. Catling: The Vorhh Trilogy (Part II) B. Catling further discusses learning to write The Vorhh Trilogy by being within it.
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B. Catling: The Vorhh Trilogy (Part I) In B. Catling’s The Vorrh Trilogy, a vast surrealist tapestry comes into being; cooperating with the reader’s desire.
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Design and Architecture
Rem Koolhaas in LA, Restoring Formosa Cafe Wilshire Boulevard Temple broke ground on a new events center designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas and his firm OMA. It’s Koolhaas' first religious building, and his first ground-up building in LA following several near misses. And, the Formosa Cafe is getting a complete makeover. The 1933 Group explains how they plan to restore the iconic Hollywood night spot to its original glory.
Art Talk
Art Exchange Between Los Angeles and New York Edward Goldman talks about the recent cultural developments at the intersection of the Los Angeles / New York art scenes.
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
What both sides of the US-Mexico border look like as migrants arrive The migrant caravan has started arriving at the border. Thousands are expected over the coming days in Tijuana, where there has already been violence between locals and migrants. North of the border, some 6000 U.S. troops have been waiting. We visit both sides.
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Cramped shelters, illnesses, few resources: Camp Fire evacuees feel the strain Resources to help the tens of thousands of Camp Fire evacuees are strapped. Shelters are overcrowded. Hotels are at capacity. People are living in tents. A stomach illness resembling norovirus is spreading. Now weather forecasters are predicting heavy rain this week, which could worsen the situation.