Podcast appearances and mentions of mallory tater

The AMI podcast “My Life in Books” explores the literary space. Host Red Szell shares some recent interviews he did, including one with author Mallory Tater. From the March 11, 2024, episode.

This week, with guest host Carissa Marks Thomson we pull apart and discuss the book The Birth Yard by Mallory Tater. Did you read it? Did you enjoy it? Let us know at ThePragmaticDoulas@gmail.com

On this episode, I speak with author Mallory Tater about The Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-Eun, Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss and other great books. Subscribe to Books are my People using RSS, iTunes, or SpotifyBooks Discussed: The Birth Yard by Mallory TaterThe Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-EunHow a Woman Becomes a Lake by Marjorie CelonaLeonard and Hungry Paul by Ronan HessionGhost Wall by Sarah MossSad Janet by Lucie BritschLeave the World Behind by Ruman AlamIf You Discover a Fire by Shaun Robertson Other Things Discussed:Get a glimpse at the new Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad limited TV series here. If you like what you hear, please consider giving my Books Are My People a rating on i-tunes! It helps other listeners find the show. Are you a bookish person interested in being a guest on the show? Email me at booksaremypeople@gmail.comWant a book recommendation for yourself or a friend or relative? Email me at booksaremypeople@gmail.com and put the words: "Book Recommendation" in the subject line. Learn more about Mallory Tater:Mallorytater.comTwitter: @malatoninSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22705533)

On this episode, I talk about Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell, The Death of Vivek Oji by Akwaeke Emezi and other great books. Subscribe to Books are my People using RSS, iTunes, or SpotifyWant to join my writing workshop on October 18th from 10 - 11:30 am? Click here to register and learn more. You can purchase all the books I discuss on this episode by clicking this link! Books Discussed: Hamnet – Maggie O’FalrrelThe Death Of Vivek Oji by Akwaeke EmeziEvolving Vegan by Akwaeke EmeziThe Comback by Ella BermanBright and Dangerous Object by Annalise MacIntoshOther Things Discussed:Want to see a photo of my molting chicken?If you like what you hear, please consider giving my Books Are My People a rating on i-tunes! It helps other listeners find the show. Are you a bookish person interested in being a guest on the show? Email me at booksaremypeople@gmail.comWant a book recommendation for yourself or a friend or relative? Email me at booksaremypeople@gmail.com and put the words: "Book Recommendation" in the subject line. US library of Congress new AI tool Next episode, Mallory Tater author of The Birth Yard will be visiting.Up next for me: The Orchard by David by David HopenSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22705533)

This week The Doulas do a big health priorities check in and discuss how they are doing during covid. Our Book Club Book has also been chosen, The Birth Yard by Mallory Tater. The discussion will be held on November 17, so let us know if you are reading along and want to join the discussion. ThePragmaticDoulas@gmail.com

All-star guest and friend Mallory Tater is back to discuss the glory of matrimony and how she and poet-husband Curtis Leblanc pulled off the most spectacularly woke engagement and wedding probably ever on earth. We discuss and dissect traditions such as: elaborate surprise engagements, the father giving away the bride (like a dang mule for trade), the garter toss (gag me), white dresses, and the shocking and sexually violent significance of cutting the cake. (Spoiler alert: the knife = the penis.) Also featured: Mica digresses about the Sweet 16 she never had and roasts Margaret Atwood. Cool!

Mallory Tater's debut novel, The Birth Yard, has just been contracted by Harper Collins and she's here to answer the question of HOW DO YOU DO THAT? She's also here to remind us that just because The Handmaid's Tale was a big deal, doesn't mean that feminist dystopia (and other genres related to #MeToo) have "had their moment." Also included: why you shouldn't listen to publishers who tell you to "put your novel in a drawer" because ahem THEY ARE WRONG.

Way back in November Jen and Dina interviewed part of the amazing team behind Rahila's Ghost Press, a new chapbook press that will knock your stockings off. And we sure did have a fun time, talked about a lot of poetry and yes, there were emotions. Now the episode is here for your listening pleasure, with publisher Mallory Tater, managing editor Curtis LeBlanc, editors Adèle Barclay and Shaun Robinson, and two of the first poets publisher by the press, Megan Fennya Jones (Normal Women) and Jake Byrne (The Tide). Buy all the RG chapbooks at rahilasghostpress.com.

Mallory Tater and Curtis LeBlanc​, founders of the new chapbook press Rahila's Ghost Press​ tell us about their first crop of books launching November 22. Curtis also reads poems from his own books while Mallory shares some poems from her upcoming This Will Be Good​. Kevin Spenst and Pamela Bentley co-hosting.

Episode 1: "Why We Write", featuring poets Selina Boan and Mallory Tater.