Second Wind Author Nathaniel Philbrick
Sean Tuohy and Caitlin Malcuit chat about underrated sequels during a live recording from the PRX Podcast Garage (0:00-33:50), and then Daniel Ford talks to Nathaniel Philbrick (34:43-50:31) about his personal memoir Second Wind: A Sunfish Sailor, an Island, and the Voyage That Brought a Family Together.
“History and the water are intimately intertwined for me. I can’t do one without the other.”
To learn more about Nathaniel Philbrick, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, or follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Read our review of Second Wind in March’s “Books That Should Be On Your Radar,” and listen to our first interview with Philbrick in Episode 126.
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‘The Cured’ Writer/Director David Freyne
David Freyne, writer and director of “The Cured,” talks to Friday Morning Coffee host Caitlin Malcuit about the filmmakers who influenced the film, researching PTSD, and his experience at the Toronto International Film Festival.
“When I’m writing the first draft, I don’t think about the budget. As the drafts go on, reality begins to hit.”
To learn more about David Freyne, follow him on Twitter @david_freyne. Watch the trailer for “The Cured” below. The movie is playing at Coolidge Corner Theatre on March 9 and March 10.
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‘Survivors Guide to Prison’ Director Matthew Cooke
Matthew Cooke, whose credits include “How to Make Money Selling Drugs," “Confinement,” and “Deliver Us From Evil,” talks to Sean Tuohy about his latest documentary “Survivors Guide to Prison.”
“We have to be diligent. It’s very difficult living in a democratic society. You have to pay attention all the time to what we’re doing. There’s nothing wrong with bringing something up over and over again.”
To learn more about Matthew Cooke, like his Facebook page or follow him on Twitter and Instagram.
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Look for Me Author Lisa Gardner
New York Times #1 best-selling crime author Lisa Gardner talks to Caitlin Malcuit about her new Detective D. D. Warren novel Look for Me.
“Writing isn’t just something you do. It’s someone you are.”
To learn more about Lisa Gardner, visit her official website, like her Facebook page, or follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Also listen to Dave Pezza and Daniel Ford’s discussion about Gardner’s novel Right Behind You on NovelClass.
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A Place For Wolves Author Kosoko Jackson
Kosoko Jackson, author of A Place For Wolves (out in 2019), talks to Daniel Ford about the diversity found in today’s YA market and his publishing journey.
Caitlin and Courtney Malcuit once again give us a double shot of coffee, and discuss the anime series “Junji Ito Collection” and Caitlin’s fear of…Cookie Monster?
“Literature is mirrors and windows. You should be able to reflect upon yourself and see into the lives of others. Which you can only do when we allow others to tell their own stories.”
To learn more about Kosoko Jackson, visit his official website or follow him on Twitter @KosokoJackson.
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Celine Author Peter Heller
Host Caitlin Malcuit chats with a special (and identical) special guest about the upcoming Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and The Brothers Karamazov, Sean Tuohy shares a special message from Eight Cousins Books in Falmouth, Mass., and then author Peter Heller talks to Daniel Ford about his novel Celine (now available in paperback).
Whew, we’re going to need more coffee! Enjoy!
“I always start with a first line and then let the music of the language lead me into the story.”
To learn more about Peter Heller, visit his official website or like his Facebook page. Also read our first interview with the author.
Learn more about Eight Cousins Books by visiting its official website, likings its Facebook page, or following the bookstore on Twitter and Instagram.
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The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore Author Kim Fu
Kim Fu, author of The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore (out Feb. 13) and For Today I Am a Boy, talks to Caitlin Malcuit about her writing process, what inspired her new novel, what she’s working on now, and her advice for aspiring writers.
“You have an infinite number of ideas. You should never be worried about running out. You just need to write them.”
To learn more about Kim Fu, visit her official website or follow her on Twitter and Instagram.
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