Exploring the Hard Parts of Being Human Through Small Press Books with Martha Engber (E224)
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Kara Infante interviews Martha Engber about storytelling and the impact of fiction on understanding human experiences.
Send us Fan Mail This week on Bookish Flights, I’m joined by award-winning author Martha Engber for a thoughtful conversation about storytelling, curiosity, and the power of fiction to help us better understand ourselves and others. We chat about her Mary Donahue Chronicles, including Winter Light and Scattered Light, and explore themes of trauma, healing, self-worth, and the experiences that shape us throughout our lives. Drawing from her background in journalism, Martha shares how observati...
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