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Journalist and essayist (and 2018 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize nominee) Lauren McKeon spoke with us about whether women can succeed without being "nice."

We spoke with Jesse Thistle, Métis-Cree scholar and author, about his journey from homelessness to academia and his poetic memoir, From the Ashes.

Robyn Doolittle came by to speak with us about fairness, ethics, and the law in the realm of sexual consent and how attitudes have shifted since #MeToo.

We interviewed British crime novelist Ann Cleeves about the Shetland Islands, Northumberland, and why she loves reading crime fiction in translation.

We spoke with romance novelist Julie Evelyn Joyce about her debut book Steeped in Love, winner of the 2019 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize in Romance.

Recorded in front of a live audience, poet and Buzzfeed culture editor Saeed Jones discusses his memoir How We Fight for Our Lives with maxine bailey.

We spoke with science writer and broadcaster Ziya Tong on how culture and biology distort our understanding of reality and the problems facing our species.

We sat down with writer Jonathan Safran Foer for the Kobo in Conversation podcast to talk about his book and climate change.

Today marks the release of The Testaments, internationally acclaimed author Margaret Atwood’s highly anticipated sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale.

Métis-Cree scholar and poet Jesse Thistle, author of the memoir From the Ashes, reflects on reconnecting with his sense of indigeneity.