Like Music for A Writer’s Ears

A little over a month ago, our friends at Litquake debuted their newest venture: a podcast.

Available as a free, bi-monthly download, Litquake’s Lit Cast features the “best of” in writerly conversations and readings that Litquake holds throughout the year, and has already showcased the talents of Adam Johnson, Geoff Dyer, Peter Carey, Carolyn Burke, and Alice LaPlante.

Stay tuned for episodes featuring Irvine Welsh, Molly Ringwald, Nathan Larson, Steve Erickson, and Joshua Cohen, as well as audio from this year’s upcoming Litquake Literary Festival, which will take place in San Francisco from October 5th-13th.

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Rebecca Rubenstein is the Editor-in-Chief of Midnight Breakfast. When not reading books made of paper, she can be found thinking aloud on Twitter. She resides in San Francisco and maintains a healthy relationship with the fog. Rebecca is Interviews Editor Emeritus for The Rumpus.

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