![]() ![]() “It seemed like something that was going to have to be approached pretty earnestly, and I wasn’t sure I had the chops to do that,” he told the host Pamela Paul. ![]() Saunders visited the podcast that year to talk about the novel, and how the process of writing it was different for him than story writing. But in 2017 he showed he was comfortable with longer narratives as well when he released his first novel, “Lincoln in the Bardo,” invoking multiple voices and ghostly spirits to portray President Lincoln’s grief at the death of his young son even as the Civil War raged. The writer George Saunders has long been acclaimed for his short stories, which he has collected into five books since 1996 (including this year’s “Liberation Day”). This week’s segments first appeared in 20, respectively. ![]() Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | How to Listenįor the next few months, we’re sharing some of our favorite conversations from the podcast’s archives. ![]()
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