Lost Ladies of Lit
Kim Askew, Amy HelmesThis newsletter is about our podcast on “lost” classics by women writers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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The Woman Behind the Rose (and the One Who Saw It All Coming)
First, Consuelo de Saint-Exupéry.
I’ve read The Little Prince (like so many of us), and I think I’d always accepted the rose as a symbolic metaphor—a beautiful poetic device. But it never really occurred to me to wonder who she might have...
Quick note—two new episodes are up
(Magda Szabó)
I wanted to hop on and quickly share our two most recent episodes with you all:
First, on March 17, we had my friend and colleague on to talk about Abigail by Magda Szabó—basically the Hungarian writer (and somehow a tota...
Happy Birthday, Book Club!
Dear Listeners,
The “Lost Ladies of Lit Book Club” at The Company of Books bookstore in Alexandria, VA knows a thing or two about having fun! They recently threw themselves an anniversary party complete with champagne, a custom cake, a “lo...
Virginia Faulkner's "Bridal Suite" Screening (with Wedding Cake!) + A New Foreword
Hi Dear Listeners (and Readers),
We have a few Lost Ladies of Lit updates to share — and they’re good ones.
We’re honored to have written the foreword to Sharon M. Harris’s new biography, Her Life in Ink: Elizabeth Jordan, Journalist, Ed...
"I can feel it coming in the air tonight..."
Oh, lord, Amy and I went into this conversation ready to learn, as usual, yet our minds were still blown by guest Margaret Vandenburg’s thrilling mic drops about this 1936 modernist masterpiece. Margaret—an expert in modernism, post-moderni...
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Kim Askew is co-host of the podcast Lost Ladies of Lit.
Amy Helmes is the co-host of the Lost Ladies of Lit podcast
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