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Booker Prize Nominee Charlotte Wood and The Natural Way of Things

Jennifer Caloyeras

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On episode 161 this week I'm visited by Booker Prize shortlist nominee, Charlotte Wood. We talk about internalized misogyny, systems of oppression, what it’s like to be a Booker Award finalist and Wood's reissue of her 2015 novel, The Natural Way of Things. 

Books Recommended: 

So Long, See You Tomorrow, William Maxwell

The Old Fire by Elisa Shua Disapin translated by Aneesa Abbas Higgins

Delirious by Damian Wilkins 

How to Commit A Postcolonial Murder by Nina McConigley

Attention: Writing on Life, Art and the World by Anne Einreight  out April 8th

Guest Author: 

Lies We Tell About the Stars by Susie Nadler

 

Find Charlotte on Social Media: 

 Charlottewoodwriter on Instagram

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