An investigative podcast hosted by world-renowned literary critic and publishing insider Bethanne Patrick. Book bans are on the rise across America. With the rise of social media, book publishers are losing their power as the industry gatekeepers. More and more celebrities and influencers are publishing books with ghostwriters. Writing communities are splintering because members are at cross purposes about their mission. Missing Pages is an investigative podcast about the book publishing ind ...
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The latest best-selling novels from Taylor Jenkins-Reid (Atmosphere) and Fredrik Backman (My Friends) explore 1980s astronauts, ambition and romance; And teenage anguish, friendship and art. Emotive and cinematic, how often is popular fiction written for the screen?
Speaking of the screen, screenwriter Thomas Vowles’ debut novel Our New Gods takes us on a twisted psychological thriller through gay saunas, bush doofs, and the grit of Melbourne’s queer scene.
BOOKS
- Thomas Vowles, Our New Gods, UQP
- Fredrik Backman, My Friends (Translated from Swedish by Neil Smith), Simon and Schuster
- Taylor Jenkins-Reid, Atmosphere, Hutchinson Heinemann
(Keep scrolling to see all other books mentioned on the program)
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Tegan Bennett-Daylight, author and teacher of creative writing, whose books include the novels Bombora and What Falls Away; the essay collection, The Details; the short story collection, Six Bedrooms; and the Young Adult novels Royals and (her latest) How to Survive 1985. She’s a Bookshelf regular.
Richard Aedy, longtime Radio National colleague (whose programs included The Money and Life Matters); now producing a podcast for the Productivity Commission: The ProdCast; Also a Bookshelf regular.
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The latest best-selling novels from Taylor Jenkins-Reid (Atmosphere) and Fredrik Backman (My Friends) explore 1980s astronauts, ambition and romance; And teenage anguish, friendship and art. Emotive and cinematic, how often is popular fiction written for the screen?
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BOOKS
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- Holden Sheppard, King of Dirt
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- Tegan Bennett-Daylight, Royals
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- Ben Lerner, 10:04
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