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Stinson, Mary (Producer)

A conversation with Icelandic author Sjón
James McBride on The Good Lord Bird
Amy Tan on The Valley of Amazement
Malcom Gladwell on David and Goliath
Edwidge Danticat on Claire of the Sea Light
Rupert Thomson on his novel Secrecy
Irish author Roddy Doyle on The Guts
Richard Sennett on Together
Mia Couto on The Tuner of Silence
Marisa Silver on Mary Coin
"Making Waves: Voices From the Jaipur Festival" Pt.1, with Jeet Thayil
Karl Ove Knausgård on his multi-volume memoir, My Struggle
Swiss author Peter Stamm on Seven Years
Canadian novelist Rohinton Mistry performs a personal memoir of music and words
Australian author Gail Jones on Five Bells
Teju Cole on Open City
Pakistani author Mohammed Hanif on Our Lady of Alice Bhatti
Ben Lerner on Leaving the Atocha Station
Michael Frayn on Skios
A conversation with Malcolm Gladwell, onstage at the Toronto Reference Library
A conversation with author and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Toni Morrison on her new novel, Home
A conversation with Colombian author Juan Gabriel Vásquez
'Travel and Voice' Panel – with Luka Lesson and Liija Zhang. Plus, poet Xi Chuan
South Asian Conversations Pt 3: with Nayantara Sahgal

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