2018 Year in Review

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2018 Year in Review

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Dec 28, 2018

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Nearly a thousand authors visited Politics and Prose last year; here’s a collection of some of our favorite moments from 2018- including Michael Arceneaux, Kristin Hannah, Alexander Chee, Roxane Gay, Gary Trudeau, Lorrie Moore, Olga Tokarczuk, and Adam Hochschild.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Dec 28, 2018

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Readings and discussions featuring today's best authors, recorded live at Washington DC's famous Politics & Prose bookstore and presented by Slate.com.

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Race in America 2018: Live at Politics and Prose: On this episode of Live at Politics and Prose, April Ryan leads a panel discussion on racial issues in America with Mary Frances Berry, Bishop T.D. Jakes, Wesley Lowery, and Jason Riley. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Cecile Richards: Live at Politics and Prose: Cecile Richards discusses her book, "Make Trouble", at a Politics and Prose event at Sixth and I in Washington, DC on 4/5/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Nell Scovell: Live at Politics and Prose: Television writer and comedian Nell Scovell discusses her book, "Just the Funny Parts", with Alexandra Petri of the Washington Post. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Linda Gordon: Live at Politics and Prose: Linda Gordon discusses her book The Second Coming of the KKK at Politics and Prose in Washington, DC. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Leni Zumas: Live at Politics and Prose: Leni Zumas discusses her feminist dystopia novel, Red Clocks, at Politics and Prose in Washington, DC. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Johann Hari: Live at Politics and Prose: On this episode of Live at Politics and Prose, Johann Hari discusses his book Lost Connections with Andrew Sullivan. by Live at Politics and Prose
68 min listen
Bruce Bartlett: Live at Politics and Prose: Bruce Bartlett discusses his book The Truth Matters at Politics and Prose in Washington, DC. by Live at Politics and Prose
62 min listen
Yrsa Daley-Ward: Live at Politics and Prose: Yrsa Daley-Ward discusses her book The Terrible at Politics and Prose on 6/12/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Robert Reich: Live at Politics and Prose: Robert Reich discusses his book, "The Common Good", at a Politics and Prose event at Sixth and I in Washington, DC. by Live at Politics and Prose
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David Frum: Live at Politics and Prose: David Frum, former White House speech writer and senior editor at The Atlantic, discusses his book, "Trumpocracy", at Politics and Prose on 2/7/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Samantha Irby: Live at Politics and Prose: Samantha Irby reads from her book, "Meaty", at Politics and Prose. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Anthony Ray Hinton: Live at Politics and Prose: Anthony Ray Hinton discusses his memoir, "The Sun Does Shine", at Politics and Prose on 4/2/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Isaac Butler & Dan Kois: Live at Politics and Prose: Isaac Butler and Dan Kois discuss their book, "The World Only Spins Forward", about the history of the groundbreaking play, "Angels in America". by Live at Politics and Prose
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Brittney Cooper: Live at Politics and Prose: Brittney Cooper discusses her book, "Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower", with Damon Young at Politics and Prose on 2/21/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Dhonielle Clayton: Live at Politics and Prose: Dhonielle Clayton discusses her novel, "The Belles", with fellow YA author Jason Reynolds at Politics and Prose on 2/9/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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José Andrés: Live at Politics and Prose: José Andrés discusses his book, "We Fed An Island", at a Politics and Prose event at George Washington University on 9/14/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Sarah Kendzior: Live at Politics and Prose: Sarah Kendzior discusses her book, "The View From Flyover Country", at Politics and Prose on 5/18/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Ottessa Moshfegh: Live at Politics and Prose: Ottessa Moshfegh discusses her novel, "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" at Politics and Prose on 7/25/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Alan Stern and David Grinspoon: Live at Politics and Prose: Alan Stern and David Grinspoon discuss their book, "Chasing New Horizons", at Politics and Prose on 5/1/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Yanis Varoufakis: Live at Politics and Prose: On this episode of Live at Politics and Prose, Yanis Varoufakis discusses his books Adults in the Room and Talking to my Daughter About the Economy by Live at Politics and Prose
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Sarah McBride: Live at Politics and Prose: Sarah McBride discusses her memoir, Tomorrow Will Be Different", with Rep. Joe Kennedy at Politics and Prose on 3/20/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Mary Frances Berry : Live at Politics and Prose: Mary Frances Berry discusses her book, "History Teaches Us To Resist", at Politics and Prose on 3/14/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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April Ryan: Live at Politics and Prose: April Ryan discusses her book, "Under Fire", at Politics and Prose in Washington, DC on 9/4/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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John Scalzi: Live at Politics and Prose: John Scalzi discusses his book, Head On, at Politics and Prose on 4/25/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Lauren Groff: Live at Politics and Prose: Lauren Groff discusses her book, Florida, at Politics and Prose in Washington, DC on 6/11/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Robert Kuttner: Live at Politics and Prose: Robert Kuttner discusses is book, "Can Democracy Survive Capitalism", at Politics and Prose. by Live at Politics and Prose
55 min listen
Joanne B. Freeman: Live at Politics and Prose: Joanne B. Freeman discusses her book, "The Field of Blood", at Politics and Prose on 9/20/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Terrance Hayes: Live at Politics and Prose: Terrance Hayes reads from his poetry collection, "American Sonnets for my Past and Future Assassins", at Politics and Prose on 7/16/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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Jesmyn Ward: Live at Politics and Prose: Jesmyn Ward discusses her award winning novel, "Sing, Unburied, Sing", in Washington, DC on 5/9/18. by Live at Politics and Prose
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