Are there no more short story writers? | Episode #67 - a podcast by Boozing Through Lit

This week, your Boozers Darryl Coote and Brett Crehan discuss “Jack and Della” an excerpt of a forthcoming novel by Marilynn Robinson published in The New Yorker.

They talk of the value — or the lack thereof — of presenting a truncated work as a short story, the worth of period pieces and, of course, about “Jack and Della.”

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