Ann Patchett Reads AND Writes

Ann Patchett Reads AND Writes

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Jennifer McMahon and the Allure of Haunted Towns

Jennifer McMahon has been called the Shirley Jackson of her generation. Her newest, Stay Unburied is a fascinating look at what can happen to a small town when beset with an almost inhuman pandemic, and how they turn on each other as the diseases claims victim after victim (sound ...  Show more

Meg Richardson and the True Voice of Adolescence

This is an interesting show, because the person who really championed the read this week was Arlene Gibson, the matriarch of the Gibson Family. A lifelong school teacher and administrator for girls’ schools, she fell in love with Paradise Pawn by Meg Richardson. And when Arlene t ...  Show more

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