New Books Network Podcasts 09 Dec 2019 Rebecca Claren on Gas Kickdowns, Losing Control of the Land, and the People we Love Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 25 Nov 2019 ELIZABETH CHILES SHELBURNE: Holding Onto Nothing A novel so riveting that no one will want to turn out the light until they know whether this family… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 05 Nov 2019 JOHANNA STOBEROCK, PIGS “The pigs ate everything. Kitchen scraps. Bitter lettuce from the garden. The stale and sticky contents of lunch boxes kids… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 23 Oct 2019 JULIE JUSTICZ: Degrees of Difficulty Ben Novotny was born with a rare chromosomal abnormality that caused profound mental retardation and seizures. Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 21 Oct 2019 ALAN BRADLEY: The Flavia de Luce Mystery Series Eleven-year-old Flavia de Luce lives in an enormous manor house in England. It’s 1950, and England is still rebuilding itself… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 08 Oct 2019 K.C. Maher: The Best of Crimes 2019 “I was eighteen years old, a privileged math prodigy with two graduate degrees. Having leapfrogged my adolescence, I imagined life… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 26 Sep 2019 Peg Alford Pursell: A Girl Goes into the Forest Tentative, curious, uncertain, alive, she followed him into the woods, moving in the direction where perhaps she imagined the rest… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 18 Sep 2019 Daphne Kalotay: Blue Hours “We were college graduates, blasé about it, diploma rolled into tubes. It was 1991; a diploma couldn’t save you from… Galit Gottlieb
New Books Network Podcasts 06 Sep 2019 JEFFREY SAKS: Agnon Library of the Toby Press Considered one of the greatest writers in the Hebrew language, S.Y. Agnon received the 1966 Nobel Prize in Literature. Galit Gottlieb
