
Giada Scodellaro
Giada Scodellaro reads “Lateness,” an excerpt from her novel Ruins, Child that appears in Brick 117. . . . Source
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Giada Scodellaro reads “Lateness,” an excerpt from her novel Ruins, Child that appears in Brick 117. . . . Source

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Lucy Ives reads an excerpt of “The End” from Brick 114. . . . Source

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Kyo Maclear and Brandon Shimoda bond over their quest to understand what it means to grow, parent, and exist within the many layers of self. . . . Source

Anna Lee-Popham reads “These Malignant Years” from Brick 112. . . . Source

Jan Zwicky reads from “George Whalley’s Contemplative Mind” and Robert Bringhurst reads from “The Bookseller,” both pieces from Brick 113. With an introduction by Brick publisher, Laurie Graham. . . . Source

Robert Bringhurst reads “Life Poem,” In memoriam Stan Dragland, from Brick 111. With an introduction by Brick publisher, Laurie Graham. . . . Source

In this episode, contributors read excerpts from their pieces that appear in Brick 111. Karen Benning reads from “A Little Globule of Silver,” an essay that explores her relationship to the element lithium, both a basic ingredient of our planet . . . Source