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]]> false The House of Literature info+5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77@mg-eu.acast.com 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 how-to-proceed episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/undefined/1592575174067-65126583c4b8e428ba595bf163c5e498.jpeg https://litteraturhuset.no/podcast How To Proceed Epilogue: Having It Out With Melancholy Epilogue: Having It Out With Melancholy Mon, 05 Jul 2021 07:53:33 GMT 11:00 60dc1ff9a92bc10012a743be false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/epilogue-having-it-out-with-melancholy 60dc1ff9a92bc10012a743be 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 epilogue-having-it-out-with-melancholy bonus 2 10 In this final bonus episode of How to Proceed, Linn Ullmann talks about how the idea for this podcast started, and her thoughts one year later. Emmanuel Carrere's final question to the readers, "Are you happy? And do you think it is important to be happy?", made Ullmann think of one of her favorite poems, Having it Out with Melancholy by Jane Kenyon. Together with the other interviewers this season, she gives you a reading of this poem, as a final tribute to our wonderful listeners, to the silent pandemics in our lives, the melancholy that sometimes fills our hopes and floating moments, but also the hope and solitude, the glimpses of happiness and comfort, the beating heart of the bird.


“Having It Out with Melancholy” from Collected Poems. Copyright © 2005 by The Estate of Jane Kenyon. Used with the permission of Graywolf Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota, www.graywolfpress.org

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]]> In this final bonus episode of How to Proceed, Linn Ullmann talks about how the idea for this podcast started, and her thoughts one year later. Emmanuel Carrere's final question to the readers, "Are you happy? And do you think it is important to be happy?", made Ullmann think of one of her favorite poems, Having it Out with Melancholy by Jane Kenyon. Together with the other interviewers this season, she gives you a reading of this poem, as a final tribute to our wonderful listeners, to the silent pandemics in our lives, the melancholy that sometimes fills our hopes and floating moments, but also the hope and solitude, the glimpses of happiness and comfort, the beating heart of the bird.


“Having It Out with Melancholy” from Collected Poems. Copyright © 2005 by The Estate of Jane Kenyon. Used with the permission of Graywolf Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota, www.graywolfpress.org

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]]> Emmanuel Carrère Emmanuel Carrère Thu, 01 Jul 2021 07:13:37 GMT 1:06:45 60d46ddb3ef9af001ae07048 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/emmanuel-carrere 60d46ddb3ef9af001ae07048 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 emmanuel-carrere full 2 9 In this episode, the French writer Emmanuel Carrère talks to Linn Ullmann about depression and how to write about something that can´t really be put into words, the question of form and truth, right and wrong and writing about the self and others. He also talks about his love for ghost stories, poetry and the gospels - "Christianity," he says, "is perhaps more about being a bad Christian than a good Christian".


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]]> In this episode, the French writer Emmanuel Carrère talks to Linn Ullmann about depression and how to write about something that can´t really be put into words, the question of form and truth, right and wrong and writing about the self and others. He also talks about his love for ghost stories, poetry and the gospels - "Christianity," he says, "is perhaps more about being a bad Christian than a good Christian".


Check out our show notes for more on the things Carrère and Ullmann talked about.

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]]> Bonus episode: A Reading by Anne Carson Bonus episode: A Reading by Anne Carson Sat, 29 May 2021 09:02:16 GMT 3:32 60b0d0b4ca7f9800126312cb false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-a-reading-by-anne-carson 60b0d0b4ca7f9800126312cb 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-a-reading-by-anne-carson bonus 2 Dimitris Papaioannou.

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]]> <![CDATA[Anne Carson & Robert Currie]]> Sat, 29 May 2021 09:01:06 GMT 1:11:01 60acbf383e39730019e9b2b1 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/anne-carson 60acbf383e39730019e9b2b1 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 anne-carson and Robert Currie! full 2 8 For the first time in the How to Proceed podcast, we have not only one guest, but two! Namely poet and classicist Anne Carson and her partner and collaborator, Robert Currie. Together, they talk to guest moderator John Freeman about translating words into other forms, about love, about the color red - and green, and about the strangeness of working in a new landscape.


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]]> For the first time in the How to Proceed podcast, we have not only one guest, but two! Namely poet and classicist Anne Carson and her partner and collaborator, Robert Currie. Together, they talk to guest moderator John Freeman about translating words into other forms, about love, about the color red - and green, and about the strangeness of working in a new landscape.


Be sure to check out our show notes for this episode here.

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]]> Bonus episode: A reading by Rachel Cusk Bonus episode: A reading by Rachel Cusk Thu, 22 Apr 2021 08:31:44 GMT 1:56 6080063aab544679fd49bf38 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-a-reading-by-rachel-cusk 6080063aab544679fd49bf38 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-a-reading-by-rachel-cusk bonus 2 Aftermath.

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]]> Aftermath.

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]]> Rachel Cusk Rachel Cusk Thu, 22 Apr 2021 08:30:43 GMT 1:02:53 60800434ab544679fd49bf30 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/rachel-cusk 60800434ab544679fd49bf30 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 rachel-cusk full 2 7 Rachel Cusk talks to Kjersti Skomsvold about writing her memoirs and the Outline trilogy, and her upcoming novel Second place. She also talks about form and truth, change and repetition, the feminine personal and writing without felling like a writer.


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]]> Rachel Cusk talks to Kjersti Skomsvold about writing her memoirs and the Outline trilogy, and her upcoming novel Second place. She also talks about form and truth, change and repetition, the feminine personal and writing without felling like a writer.


Read more about Cusk, Skomsvold and everything they talked about in our show notes for this episode.

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]]> Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat Tue, 30 Mar 2021 07:17:50 GMT 1:10:21 605c5ac38c861e493aee09ad false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/edwidge-danticat 605c5ac38c861e493aee09ad 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 edwidge-danticat full 2 6 In this episode, the Haitian-American writer Edwidge Danticat talks to our guest interviewer, writer and editor John Freeman, about mourning and death, about birds and migration, about literary ancestors - and Toni Morrison.

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]]> In this episode, the Haitian-American writer Edwidge Danticat talks to our guest interviewer, writer and editor John Freeman, about mourning and death, about birds and migration, about literary ancestors - and Toni Morrison.

Read more about Danticat, Freeman and everything they talked about in our show notes.

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]]> Bonus Episode: Two readings by Deborah Levy Bonus Episode: Two readings by Deborah Levy Tue, 16 Mar 2021 18:32:04 GMT 8:26 60505e6b81915514536a5cae false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode 60505e6b81915514536a5cae 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode bonus 2 Listen to Deborah Levy read, first an excerpt from her memoir The Cost of Living, and then an excerpt from Swimming Home.


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]]> Listen to Deborah Levy read, first an excerpt from her memoir The Cost of Living, and then an excerpt from Swimming Home.


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]]> Deborah Levy Deborah Levy Tue, 16 Mar 2021 18:22:56 GMT 1:03:54 60489ac264128a33aec15ade false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/deborah-levy 60489ac264128a33aec15ade 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 deborah-levy full 2 5 Our guest in this episode is the British writer Deborah Levy. She talks to Linn Ullmann about living and writing in lock-down, about intimacy and formality, the personal and political, and how “The “I” is always a we. She also talks about mothers, swimming and how it takes someone leaving to understand them better.


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]]> Our guest in this episode is the British writer Deborah Levy. She talks to Linn Ullmann about living and writing in lock-down, about intimacy and formality, the personal and political, and how “The “I” is always a we. She also talks about mothers, swimming and how it takes someone leaving to understand them better.


Be sure to check out our show notes for more information and links to what they talk about.

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]]> Bonus Episode: A Reading by Édouard Louis Bonus Episode: A Reading by Édouard Louis Wed, 27 Jan 2021 08:01:54 GMT 2:00 60111b6fd5f90b4d15f071ae false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-a-reading-by-edouard-louis 60111b6fd5f90b4d15f071ae 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-a-reading-by-edouard-louis bonus 2 Who Killed My Father?

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]]> Who Killed My Father?

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]]> Édouard Louis Édouard Louis Wed, 27 Jan 2021 08:00:21 GMT 1:10:09 600ab6c2503b282f94090361 false http://litteraturhuset.no/2021/01/how-to-proceed-with-edouard-louis/ 600ab6c2503b282f94090361 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 edouard-louis full 2 4 Our guest in this episode is the French writer Édouard Louis. He talks about writing for your enemies, Black Lives Matter, Toni Morrison and ghosts at the table. Read more in our show notes here.


Talking to Louis is the British writer Nadifa Mohamed, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Mohamed and our two other guest interviewers here.



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]]> Our guest in this episode is the French writer Édouard Louis. He talks about writing for your enemies, Black Lives Matter, Toni Morrison and ghosts at the table. Read more in our show notes here.


Talking to Louis is the British writer Nadifa Mohamed, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Mohamed and our two other guest interviewers here.



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]]> Bonus Episode: A reading by Jenny Erpenbeck Bonus Episode: A reading by Jenny Erpenbeck Tue, 22 Dec 2020 10:46:23 GMT 4:40 5fe06382889c14487446050c false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-a-reading-by-jenny-erpenbeck 5fe06382889c14487446050c 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-a-reading-by-jenny-erpenbeck bonus 2 Listen to the German author Jenny Erpenbeck reading an excerpt from her novel End of Days (translated into English by Susan Bernofsky).


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]]> Listen to the German author Jenny Erpenbeck reading an excerpt from her novel End of Days (translated into English by Susan Bernofsky).


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]]> Jenny Erpenbeck Jenny Erpenbeck Tue, 22 Dec 2020 10:45:44 GMT 1:04:59 5fe0627e190ba841b75f88ca false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/jenny-erpenbeck 5fe0627e190ba841b75f88ca 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 jenny-erpenbeck full 2 3 Our guest in this episode is the German writer Jenny Erpenbeck. She talks about hope and despair, time and empathy, writing routines, refugees, and the importance of things. Read more in our show notes here.


Talking to Erpenbeck is the Norwegian writer Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Skomsvold and our two other guest interviewers here.

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]]> Our guest in this episode is the German writer Jenny Erpenbeck. She talks about hope and despair, time and empathy, writing routines, refugees, and the importance of things. Read more in our show notes here.


Talking to Erpenbeck is the Norwegian writer Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Skomsvold and our two other guest interviewers here.

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]]> Bonus episode: Three readings by Moez Surani Bonus episode: Three readings by Moez Surani Mon, 14 Dec 2020 12:45:26 GMT 10:58 5fd75ddfc896e15ed3383c47 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-three-readings-by-moez-surani 5fd75ddfc896e15ed3383c47 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-three-readings-by-moez-surani bonus 2 Listen to the Canadian poet Moez Surani reading three poems: "Best Decisions of my Life So Far", "Lullaby for a Waning Empire" and "The Day We Lay in Bed Like John & Yoko", all from his latest poetry collection, Are the Rivers in Your Poems Real?


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]]> Listen to the Canadian poet Moez Surani reading three poems: "Best Decisions of my Life So Far", "Lullaby for a Waning Empire" and "The Day We Lay in Bed Like John & Yoko", all from his latest poetry collection, Are the Rivers in Your Poems Real?


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]]> Moez Surani Moez Surani Mon, 14 Dec 2020 11:23:36 GMT 56:01 5fd38b95f63cc242e80d0645 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/moez-surani 5fd38b95f63cc242e80d0645 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 moez-surani full 2 2 In this episode is the Canadian poet Moez Surani talks about the violence of language, about identity, and the distance between where we are and where we belong. And about happiness.


Talking to Surani is the award-winning Norwegian writer Eivind Hofstad Evjemo, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Evjemo and our two other guest interviewers here, and check out our show notes here.


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]]> In this episode is the Canadian poet Moez Surani talks about the violence of language, about identity, and the distance between where we are and where we belong. And about happiness.


Talking to Surani is the award-winning Norwegian writer Eivind Hofstad Evjemo, one of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Evjemo and our two other guest interviewers here, and check out our show notes here.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarssønn Langhoff.

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]]> Arundhati Roy Arundhati Roy Fri, 27 Nov 2020 13:52:34 GMT 1:10:39 5fc0bf0f7c8a352bbb75549e false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/arundhati-roy 5fc0bf0f7c8a352bbb75549e 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 arundhati-roy full 2 1 The pandemic is a portal between one world and another, an opportunity to image another world, says the award-winning Indian author Arundhati Roy.


In this episode, Roy talks about fathers, fascism, beauty, love, and the search for words. Talking to Roy is the critically acclaimed British-Somali author Nadifa Mohamed, the first of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Mohamed and our two other guest interviewers in our show notes.


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]]> The pandemic is a portal between one world and another, an opportunity to image another world, says the award-winning Indian author Arundhati Roy.


In this episode, Roy talks about fathers, fascism, beauty, love, and the search for words. Talking to Roy is the critically acclaimed British-Somali author Nadifa Mohamed, the first of three guest interviewers as Linn Ullmann takes some time off to finish her novel. You can read more about Mohamed and our two other guest interviewers in our show notes.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarssønn Langhoff.

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]]> Bonus episode: A reading by Mary Ruefle Bonus episode: A reading by Mary Ruefle Mon, 26 Oct 2020 10:55:52 GMT 4:22 5f96aa06d081d434b6d672a3 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-a-reading-by-mary-ruefle 5f96aa06d081d434b6d672a3 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-a-reading-by-mary-ruefle bonus 1 Listen to the American poet Mary Ruefle read three short texts, Self-Criticism, Personalia and grey sadness. All from her book My Private Property.


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]]> Listen to the American poet Mary Ruefle read three short texts, Self-Criticism, Personalia and grey sadness. All from her book My Private Property.


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]]> Mary Ruefle Mary Ruefle Mon, 26 Oct 2020 10:54:23 GMT 55:18 5f901f22553d4743efcd7b73 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/mary-ruefle 5f901f22553d4743efcd7b73 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 mary-ruefle full 1 5 We have a globally out of control situation, says Mary Ruefle.

In this epsiode she talks about reading and writing, about clarity and fear, about menopause and the freedom of invisibility, and about being in the margins. And of course about dogs.


Be sure to check out our show notes for this episode, including some of Mary Ruefle's erasure poetry, right here.


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]]> We have a globally out of control situation, says Mary Ruefle.

In this epsiode she talks about reading and writing, about clarity and fear, about menopause and the freedom of invisibility, and about being in the margins. And of course about dogs.


Be sure to check out our show notes for this episode, including some of Mary Ruefle's erasure poetry, right here.


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]]> Bonus Episode: Two readings by George Saunders Bonus Episode: Two readings by George Saunders Sun, 11 Oct 2020 08:47:52 GMT 7:19 5f803d541ebc1d5bd3dda246 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/bonus-episode-two-readings-by-george-saunders 5f803d541ebc1d5bd3dda246 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 bonus-episode-two-readings-by-george-saunders bonus 1 George Saunders reads an excerpt from his New Yorker essay “Trump Days” and another excerpt from his critically acclaimed novel Lincoln in the Bardo.


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]]> George Saunders reads an excerpt from his New Yorker essay “Trump Days” and another excerpt from his critically acclaimed novel Lincoln in the Bardo.


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]]> George Saunders George Saunders Sun, 11 Oct 2020 08:44:01 GMT 1:06:15 5f803db0937c0c603262de7b false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/george-saunders 5f803db0937c0c603262de7b 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 george-saunders full 1 4 Is literature a political force? Yes, says George Saunders.

In this episode, he talks about Trump, civility and the public discourse of our time. On Kindness and Meanness. On form and revision. Voice, memory and empathy, and of course about the living and the dead.


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]]> Is literature a political force? Yes, says George Saunders.

In this episode, he talks about Trump, civility and the public discourse of our time. On Kindness and Meanness. On form and revision. Voice, memory and empathy, and of course about the living and the dead.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarssønn Langhoff.


Be sure to check out our show notes for this episode, right here.

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]]> Joyce Carol Oates Joyce Carol Oates Wed, 09 Sep 2020 07:30:02 GMT 1:07:00 5f57865c17370644246453d9 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/joyce-carol-oates 5f57865c17370644246453d9 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 joyce-carol-oates full 1 3 Linn Ullmann talks to the American author Joyce Carol Oates about memories and loss, about «bearing witness» through literature, about her mother and grandmother, about the US today, about writing, failure – and boxing.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarssønn Langhoff.


This episode was made possible in collaboration with Louisiana Literature in Denmark and the International Writer’s Stage in Stockholm, Sweden.


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]]> Linn Ullmann talks to the American author Joyce Carol Oates about memories and loss, about «bearing witness» through literature, about her mother and grandmother, about the US today, about writing, failure – and boxing.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarssønn Langhoff.


This episode was made possible in collaboration with Louisiana Literature in Denmark and the International Writer’s Stage in Stockholm, Sweden.


Read more in our show notes, right here.

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]]> Terrance Hayes Terrance Hayes Thu, 27 Aug 2020 13:06:47 GMT 1:07:03 5f47ae36cbdd602c97933676 false http://litteraturhuset.no/2020/08/how-to-proceed-with-terrance-hayes/ 5f47ae36cbdd602c97933676 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 terrance-hayes full 1 2 Linn Ullmann talks to the American poet Terrance Hayes about poetry in the time of pandemics and Trump, about intimacy and vulnerability, about his obsession with time, form and order, and about poetry as both weapon and refuge.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarsønn Langhoff.

The signal between Oslo and New York is unfortunately somewhat suboptimal – something we experience from time to time in this zoom era. We hope you can hear past this, and enjoy Terrance Hayes’ thoughtful reflections and beautiful readings!


Read more and get a bonus poem in our show notes, right here.

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]]> Linn Ullmann talks to the American poet Terrance Hayes about poetry in the time of pandemics and Trump, about intimacy and vulnerability, about his obsession with time, form and order, and about poetry as both weapon and refuge.


Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarsønn Langhoff.

The signal between Oslo and New York is unfortunately somewhat suboptimal – something we experience from time to time in this zoom era. We hope you can hear past this, and enjoy Terrance Hayes’ thoughtful reflections and beautiful readings!


Read more and get a bonus poem in our show notes, right here.

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]]> Ali Smith Ali Smith Fri, 26 Jun 2020 11:24:28 GMT 1:03:48 5ef5d5df17bf7f61616447d6 false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/episode-1-ali-smith 5ef5d5df17bf7f61616447d6 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 episode-1-ali-smith full 1 1 Linn Ullmann talks to Ali Smith about her seasonal quartet, about hope and despair, language and form, Shakespeare and writing companions, and about why migration is the story of our time. Plus we get a very first sneak peek into the forthcoming Summer.

Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarsønn Langhoff.

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]]> Linn Ullmann talks to Ali Smith about her seasonal quartet, about hope and despair, language and form, Shakespeare and writing companions, and about why migration is the story of our time. Plus we get a very first sneak peek into the forthcoming Summer.

Music by Kingocito and Sandra Kolstad. Artwork by Julius Vidarsønn Langhoff.

Check out our show notes for this episde right here.

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]]> Introduction Introduction Fri, 19 Jun 2020 14:23:51 GMT 8:21 5eecc582d75ca518676032ac false https://shows.acast.com/how-to-proceed/episodes/introduction 5eecc582d75ca518676032ac 5eecc4cbac90450abc067f77 introduction full 1 How To Proceed with Linn Ullmann! In this introductory episode, author Linn Ullmann and artistic director at the House of Literature in Oslo, Linn Rottem, discuss how this podcast came about, the importance of literary dialogue and what you can expect — and who you will meet — in the upcoming episodes. Subscribe and tune in!

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]]> How To Proceed with Linn Ullmann! In this introductory episode, author Linn Ullmann and artistic director at the House of Literature in Oslo, Linn Rottem, discuss how this podcast came about, the importance of literary dialogue and what you can expect — and who you will meet — in the upcoming episodes. Subscribe and tune in!

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