"Tomorrow and Tomorrow" by Peter Trachtenberg

"The Allens" by Daniel J. O’Malley

"To Live in the Ending" by Alyssa Harad

"Self-Portrait as C-Section Scar" by Aimee Nezhukumatathil

"son as white plant" by Cloris Shi

"On Molting" by Jessica Petrow-Cohen

"The Wind Will Carry Us" by Nader Nazmi

In this episode of the Kenyon Review podcast, literary agent Amy Williams of the Williams Company gives advice about how emerging writers can connect with agents, explains recent changes in the publishing industry and recommends some of her favorite recent books.

Amy Williams - A Conversation

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from "Eclipse" by Wah-Ming Chang

"Whale Fall" written by Corinne Cordasco-Pak; Read by Rebecca Soelberg

"Sapphic Loop" by Sophia Dahlin

"The Faint Aroma of Performing Seals" written by Torrence Paquette and read by Chris Roberti

"The Indisputable" by Peter LaBerge

"Even in the City . . ." by Selena Spier

"There Is No Light" by Selena Spier

"The Milk Incident" by Easton Smith

"Ecogodliness" by Felicia Zamora

”I’m Allergic to Chicken Legs” by Winniebell Xinyu Zong

"Balloons" by Til Punto

"Beauty" by Til Punto

"Burning Fingers" by Til Punto

"Marking Time" by Til Punto

"Order" by Til Punto

"Palace Guards" by Til Punto

"Ornithomancy" by Maureen Alsop

"Eromancy" by Maureen Alsop

"Necromancy" by Maureen Alsop

O.Henry Prize winner and Kenyon Review editor David H. Lynn talks with Hilary Mantel, twice the winner of the Man Booker Prize, about the way historical novels are published, what it's like to live in the world of one character for more than ten years, writing for the stage, and the final book in her Thomas Cromwell Trilogy, The Mirror and the Light.

Hilary Mantel, A Conversation

Editor at Large Natalie Shapero talks with poet Josh Bell about rock star energy, being anxious in New York, and the difficulty of publicizing your book when you're an introvert. Also, Josh tells Natalie that one of her que​stions is terrible. Listen to it!

Josh Bell, A Conversation

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