Lizzie Skurnick

On this day after Thanksgiving, Press Play rebroadcasts some favorite interviews from the last few months.

Dunce, by Mary Ruefle, finds meaning everywhere.

The eerie realism of Charles Baxter reaches an apotheosis in his new novel, “The Sun Collective.”

Roller skating has become increasingly popular since the coronavirus pandemic. But African American skaters have been gracefully gliding around LA and cities nationwide for decades.

Mitch Sisskind discusses writing humorous poetry and his new book, “Collected Poems 2005-2020."

Rhythm Planet presents a short list of books that make for terrific holiday gifts for the music lover in your life.

Elizabeth Wetmore discusses her debut novel, “Valentine,” and Southern conservatism that wants to steer clear of the uglier parts of life.

Millions of people in the United States are citizens on paper. They’ve waited their turn, taken the test, and sworn the oath.

Jen Craig discusses writing “Panthers and the Museum of Fire,” a short and expansive book that feels immense, rich and complex.