Between The Covers

Yann Martel, author of the novel "Life of Pi," discusses his latest work, "The High Mountains of Portugal," in which he examines the nature of faith. In the interview he also discusses the film version of "Life of Pi" as well as a strange correspondence he had with forme... Read more

From the series Bookwaves... Umberto Eco (1932-2016), who died on Feb. 19, 2016, was a leading semiologist and novelist, author of the best-selling Name of the Rose and other works. He was interviewed in 2005 by host Richard Wolinsky.   http://bookwaves.homestead.com/ Read more

We speak with Diane Les Becquets about her new novel BREAKING WILD, which was informed by the years she spent working and living in Colorado and by her own experiences as an outdoorswoman and hunter. BREAKING WILD was chosen as an Indie Next pick for February.  The nove... Read more

"When she was twenty-one, Lacy M. Johnson was kidnapped, raped, and nearly murdered by an ex-boyfriend. Johnson’s new memoir The Other Side is her reconstruction of that time in her life—of the events leading up to and away from that harrowing act of domestic violence. Y... Read more

From the series Bookwaves, we hear... Pamela Rotner Sakamoto, author of "Midnight in Broad Daylight: A Japanese American Family Caught Between Two Worlds" discusses her true story of the Fukuhara family, split between the U.S. and Japan before, during and shortly after... Read more

Host Lisa Loving speaks with writer Alafair Burke about her new suspense novel, "The Ex," in which a  woman agrees to help an old boyfriend who has been framed for murder but begins to suspect that she is the one being manipulated.  Twenty years ago she ruined his life. ... Read more

Jane Smiley, Pulitzer Prize winning author of "A Thousand Acres" discusses her latest work, a trilogy of novels which take an Iowan farming family over the course of a hundred years: "Some Luck," "Early Warning" and "Golden Age," the most recent. She is interviewed by Ri... Read more

"It won't take long-a page, maybe two-before you feel wondrously disquieted by Keith Lee Morris's Travelers Rest. The novel traps its characters in the town of Good Night, Idaho, and the reader in its shaken snow globe of a world. The language dazzles and the circumstanc... Read more

Paul Theroux discusses his latest travel book, "Deep South," about his road trip through the backwoods of the Southern United States. Hosted by Richard Wolinsky.  From the series Bookwaves http://bookwaves.homestead.com/ Read more

Host Kathleen Stephenson interviews Oregon writer Amber J. Keyser about her new novel "The Way Back from Broken," which tells the story of two young people thrown together by shared tragedy who find healing in the Canadian wilderness. It draws on Amber Keyser's own deepl... Read more