Podcasts
The SPL Podcast: Jennifer Williams speaks to Juana Adcock and Árpád Kollár
In this podcast Jennifer Williams speaks to our New Voices from Europe Literary Europe Live SPL Poets in Residence Juana Adcock and Árpád Kollár about writing poetry while listening to Hungarian punk music, the definition of Spanglish, how to write multi-lingual poems and much more.
The SPL Podcast: Jennifer Williams talks to poet Isobel Dixon
In this podcast Jennifer Williams talks to the poet Isobel Dixon about the universal and the particular, collaboration and making space in a busy schedule to write, how to bring in the personal in poetry and much more.
The SPL Podcast: TS Eliot Prize-winner Sarah Howe
In this podcast, T.S. Eliot Prize-winning poet Sarah Howe talks to Jennifer Williams about kicking off the 2016 Edinburgh International Book Festival, writing with multiple languages and alphabets, sense and non-sense in poetry and much more. Sarah Howe is a British poet, academic and editor. Her first...
The SPL Podcast: Don Paterson and Krystelle Bamford
Two poets, one podcast. Krystelle Bamford and Don Paterson are reading together at the Scottish Poetry Library at an event we’re holding on Wednesday 23 November, 6pm. Tickets are £7 (£5). Bamford was born in the US but has been living in Edinburgh for over five years now. She completed an MLitt...
The SPL Podcast: Claire Askew
Claire Askew is the author of an acclaimed debut, This Changes Things (Bloodaxe), and has been shortlisted for the 2016 Edwin Morgan Poetry Award. Her poetry challenges its readers to consider the position from which they interpret it. She isn’t content to merely point the finger; her work proceeds...
The SPL Podcast: Carrie Etter
In this podcast Jennifer Williams talks to Carrie Etter about her newest collection, Scar (Shearsman 2016), a sequence exploring the impact of climate change on her home state of Illinois which speaks to problems faced by all of us as we enter this period of environmental catastrophe. Carrie Etter is...
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2011 Review
The Christmas podcast featuring: As 2011 draws to a close, the SRB takes stock. The latest podcast features a round-table discussion of the year in books. How tough is it for writers in our age of austerity? In a year packed with major news stories, is non-fiction better suited to capturing its turbulent...
Our First Podcast!
The first SRB podcast featuring: Stephen Phelan talks about his experience of working as a volunteer in a Japanese town devastated by the earthquake. Alan Taylor on why he’s a fan of the Everyman Library. Colin Waters attempts to watch every Werner Herzog film. Brian Morton discusses literary...
Our Second Podcast
The second SRB podcast featuring: Colin Waters interviews Ali Smith Meaghan Delahunt reads from her new novel, To The Island Alan Taylor on why Philip Roth deserved to win the Man Booker International Prize. Click the Play button below to listen now, or download it in zip format HERE {saudioplayer}srb2.mp3{/saudioplayer} ...
