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Journalist and historian, Joy Neumeyer, spoke with KALW's Angie Coiro about her book, A Survivor’s Education: Women, Violence, and the Stories We Don’t Tell. It's a tough topic with deep insights. -
Trying to make sense of dueling measures on Berkeley's ballot. And, deep insights on a tough topic. We hear from Author Joy Neumeyer on her book focused on surviving domestic violence.
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New ArrivalsSam Sax reads from his new book. It's a queer Jewish coming of age story told in these nonlinear fragments. It's titled "Yr Dead" and it came out in August. -
CrosscurrentsIt’s fiction with a deep shot of reality today – Bay Area writer Nina Schuyler tells how climate change impacts a handful of people in their lives in her new collection of interconnected short stories. -
CrosscurrentsToday, we hear what’s most pressing for Oakland’s District 5 voters. Then, the personal impacts of climate change in a conversation with short story writer, Nina Schuyler.
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New ArrivalsTiburon author Sheri Joseph, reads from her new book. It's a near-future love and adventure story about genetic screening tests making it impossible to hide a secret identity. Her novel, Edge of the Known World, was released September 3rd, 2024. -
New ArrivalsSan Anselmo author Nina Schuyler reads from her new book, centered around nature and the changing climate. Her collection of stories, In This Ravishing World, came out July 2, 2024. -
Marie Mutsuki Mockett lives between San Francisco and Tokyo. Her novel Tree Doctor, is set in Carmel, and came out March 19th, 2024. -
CrosscurrentsThe Goldilocks Genome is a scientific thriller. It’s fast-moving fiction built around something very real and very slow to take hold: medicine personalized around your DNA. -
New ArrivalsPalo Alto author Ecy Femi King, reads from her new book about exploring Stanford's introductory computer science classes in graphic form. -
New ArrivalsBerkeley author Summer Brenner reads from her memoir. It’s a family memoir, it's about her brother David who was schizophrenic and who came to Berkeley during the last year of his life to live with her. -
CrosscurrentsAngie Coiro continues her converation with Jesselyn Cook, author of the new book "The Quiet Damage: QAnon and the Destruction of the American Family." Today, we hear what it's like to try and reach a loved one who has fallen into a conspiracy rabbit hole.
