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Laura Copelin talks to Timothy Donnelly, who is an author of several books of poetry. The writer's work has been widely anthologized and featured in…

Rachel Monroe speaks to Chad Post, a current Lannan Resident. He is a publisher at Open Letter Books based at Rochester University, which is committed to…

Tim Johnson talks to Randall Kenan, a Lannan resident known for several fiction and non-fiction works. In this interview, they discuss the writer's recent…

We continue our Lannan Foundation writer-in-residence interview series on West Texas Talk. Today we're joined in the studio by writer, radio reporter, and…

Once again on West Texas Talk, we welcome the Lannan Foundation Writer-in-Residence. This week, our guest is novelist, short story writer, essayist, and…

Eileen Myles is a poet living in New York. She's written 18 books, the lastest being Snowflake/different streets (2012). She received a Warhol/Creative…

[gallery ids="17037,16956"] Poet and Lannan Writer-In-Residence CAConrad joins us in the studio to talk about his latest work. CA is the author of…

[gallery ids="9974,10021"] Former Lannan Writer-In-Residence Ali Abunimah speaks with us about his new book, The Battle for Justice in Palestine,…

Writer and Environmentalist Rick Bass was born in Fort Worth, Texas, and grew up in Houston, the son of a geologist. He studied petroleum geology at Utah State University and while working as a petroleum geologist in Jackson, Mississippi, began writing short stories on his lunch breaks. Bass won the 1995 James Jones Literary Society First Novel Fellowship for his novel, "Where the Sea Used to Be" and was also a finalist for the 2008 National Book Critics Circle Award for "Why I Came To The West." Rick Bass join Talk at Ten to discuss his work in the literary world.