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Book It In

En podcast av: The Guardian

What do books tell us about the world we live in? Join Lucy Clark, Paul Daley and Zoya Patel for conversations with top authors about the ideas that shape their work. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify

Our english speaking users can also listen to Book It In on our english site

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Bo Seo on how to have a good argument
Publicerades 2022-12-28

Rachel Franks on colonial Australia’s noseless hangman
Publicerades 2022-12-21
Jennifer Down on why we need to read about trauma
Publicerades 2022-12-14
Jilda Andrews and John Carty on Aboriginal art and what it means to belong
Publicerades 2022-12-07
Evelyn Araluen on the dark side of Blinky Bill
Publicerades 2022-11-23
Siang Lu on who gets to be a Hollywood hero
Publicerades 2022-11-16
SL Lim on rage, revenge and unfairness
Publicerades 2022-11-09
Brigid Delaney on how the Stoics taught her not to worry
Publicerades 2022-11-02
Paul Cleary on land rights, native title and big mining
Publicerades 2022-04-29
Omar Musa on using humour to talk about racism, colonialism and inequality
Publicerades 2022-04-22
Hannah Kent on challenging shame through historical fiction
Publicerades 2022-04-15
Craig Sherborne on love, death and complicated mothers
Publicerades 2022-04-08
Yumna Kassab on how we imagine Australia in literature
Publicerades 2022-04-01
Chelsea Watego on sovereignty, survival and self-determination in the colony | Book It In podcast
Publicerades 2022-03-25
Heidi Everett on foxes, care and language of the mental health system
Publicerades 2022-03-17
Emily Bitto on gender and the hero’s quest
Publicerades 2022-01-27
Marion Frith on hope in the aftermath of war
Publicerades 2022-01-20
Debi Marshall on the popularity of true crime
Publicerades 2022-01-13
Rawah Arja on how to get inside the mind of a teenage boy
Publicerades 2022-01-06
Tony Birch on writing true characters in fiction
Publicerades 2021-12-30

24 Avsnitt

Bo Seo on how to have a good argument

Rachel Franks on colonial Australia’s noseless hangman

Jennifer Down on why we need to read about trauma

Jilda Andrews and John Carty on Aboriginal art and what it means to belong

Evelyn Araluen on the dark side of Blinky Bill

Siang Lu on who gets to be a Hollywood hero

SL Lim on rage, revenge and unfairness

Brigid Delaney on how the Stoics taught her not to worry

Paul Cleary on land rights, native title and big mining

Omar Musa on using humour to talk about racism, colonialism and inequality

Hannah Kent on challenging shame through historical fiction

Craig Sherborne on love, death and complicated mothers

Yumna Kassab on how we imagine Australia in literature

Chelsea Watego on sovereignty, survival and self-determination in the colony | Book It In podcast

Heidi Everett on foxes, care and language of the mental health system

Emily Bitto on gender and the hero’s quest

Marion Frith on hope in the aftermath of war

Debi Marshall on the popularity of true crime

Rawah Arja on how to get inside the mind of a teenage boy

Tony Birch on writing true characters in fiction