Guest: Nick Sturm of Georgia Tech.
First broadcast on March 16 2019.
“Bringing them into these materials is just amazing to me.”
Lost in the Stacks, Episode 416: Teaching The Archives
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Supercontext: Distant Star by Roberto Bolaño
This 1996 novella is about the dark history of Chilé, merged with a detective story about poets. We look at Bolaño’s career, while taking into account criticisms of his authenticity and his representation of Chileans from the vantage of his security in Europe.
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Valdes, M. (2008). His Stupid Heart: Robert Bolaño’s Novels Were a Love Letter to His Generation, But What He Had to Say Many Chileans Didn’t Want to Hear. Virginia Quarterly Review, 84(1),
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Corral, W. H. (2006). Roberto Bolaño. World Literature Today, 80(6), 50–54.
Lost in the Stacks, Episode 342: The Diversity Paradigm
Guest: David James Hudson of the University of Guelph.
First broadcast May 5 2017.
“I had to look at how library and information studies talk about race.”
Erica Wright and The Red Chameleon
On the occasion of her birthday, let’s revisit my interview with Erica Wright, poet and mystery writer, for The North Avenue Lounge on WREK Atlanta.
Originally posted to the North Avenue Lounge website on July 21, 2014.