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First Draft Podcast: Stewart O’Nan on Moderating Sentimentality
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One True Podcast: One True Sentence #37 with Stewart O’Nan
On One True Podcast, Stewart O’Nan, the prolific author of West of Sunset and other works of fiction and non-fiction, shares his one true sentence from “The End of Something.”
The Talks: “It’s not just dots on a page.”
Here’s something neat for Throwback Thursday, an interview Stewart did for The Talks back around when the German edition of The Odds was published. You can listen to snippets of the conversation, too. The lineup of interviews is stellar — in film, the likes of Alicia Vikander, Anthony Hopkins, and Antonio Banderas, and those are just the A’s! LeBron James, Mick Jagger, there’s no shortage of star power on this site.
WAMC’s The Book Show: Ocean State
In case you missed this excellent episode of The Book Show:
The Constant Reader Podcast – Episode Twenty-Two – The Speed Queen w/Stewart O’Nan
Check out the latest episode of The Constant Reader Podcast, where Stewart is interviewed by the host Richard Sheppard!
Episode Description
https://anchor.fm/theconstantreaderpodcast/episodes/Episode-Twenty-Two—The-Speed-Queen-wStewart-ONan-e1glmma/a-a7ml6tb
Stewart O’Nan’s new book, Ocean State, has recently been released in the United States to wide acclaim. However, today we are going to look at one of his earlier books – 2001’s The Speed Queen. In a change from our usual format, this isn’t a book or an adaptation of a Stephen King text, but instead a novel that uses Stephen King as a character. King is the (unnamed but highly guessable) recipient of the last testament of Marjorie Standiford, mother, daughter, drug addict, sex addict, speed freak and apparent killer. On death row, who else but Stephen King would listen to her side of the love triangle that put her on a collision course with capital punishment?
The Works of Stewart O'Nan 