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How Literature Can Save the World

How Literature Can Save the World

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 Discussions and interviews with authors, scholars, and readers about the power of words, how to use that power to unite people, and what keeps readers interested and entertained enough to gain emotional perspective.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Art
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    • 9 - Poetry to Connect and Change Us with Hugh Martin

      9 - Poetry to Connect and Change Us with Hugh Martin
      Jan 16 2026

      Hugh Martin, poet and author of In Country and The Stick Soldiers, editor of War, Literature, and the Arts, professor, and veteran of the conflict in Iraq.
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      57 min
    • 8 - A Safe Space to Read with Joe Meno

      8 - A Safe Space to Read with Joe Meno
      Jan 1 2026

      Joe Meno, author of Hairstyles of the Damned, Marval and a Wonder, The Boy Detective Fails, and Book of Extraordinary Tragedies; editor and professor.
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      1 h et 23 min
    • 7 - Changing the Narrative with Natalia Theodoridou

      7 - Changing the Narrative with Natalia Theodoridou
      Dec 18 2025

      Natalia Theodoridou is a transmasculine writer whose stories have appeared in publications such as Kenyon Review, The Cincinnati Review, Ninth Letter, and Strange Horizons, and have been translated into Italian, French, Greek, Estonian, Spanish, Chinese, and Arabic. He won the 2018 World Fantasy Award for Short Fiction, the 2022 Emerging Writer Award by Moniack Mhor & The Bridge Awards, and the Nebula Award in 2025. He holds a PhD in media and cultural studies from SOAS, University of London. Born in Greece, with roots in Georgia, Russia, and Turkey, he currently lives in the UK. His debut novel, Sour Cherry, a queer Bluebeard retelling about toxic masculinity and cycles of abuse, came out in April 2025 from Tin House (US) and Wildfire (UK).

      Website: www.natalia-theodoridou.com

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      44 min
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