LITerally Ep. 26 - Teresa Dovalpage, "Death Comes In Through The Kitchen"

Teresita Dovalpage, writing about food and murder and what it's like to wrap them together in Cuba, made us laugh. Teresa opened up on the LITerally Podcast about being a writer, a native Cuban, and what it's like write a crime novel, which, to me, felt like a literary crime novel because of the beautiful prose!

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Host Kase Johnstun interviewing guest author, Teresa Dovalpage.

Crime mystery novel, "Death Comes In Through The Kitchen."

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LITerally Ep. 35 - Adrian Todd Zuniga, "Collision Theory"

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LITerally Ep. 34 - Sean Prentiss, "Finding Abbey"

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LITerally Ep. 33 - Tessa Fontaine, "The Electric Woman"

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LITerally Ep. 32 - Amanda Luzzader, "Among These Bones"

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LITerally Ep. 31 - Roxanne Veletzos, "The Girl They Left Behind"

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LITerally Ep. 30 - Espido Freire

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LITerally Ep. 29 - Utah Humanities Book Festival LITerally Reunion

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LITerally Ep. 28 - J.A. Carter-Winward

Oct 10, 2018

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Sep 26, 2018

LITerally Ep. 27 - Paul Rowley (LaPier)

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Paul Rowley talks to us about his first chapbook, one that gives a picture of living always on the borders -- the borders between the expectations and realities of growing up as Native American, though this is just the catalyst for a much deeper discussion about the place of art in our time.

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LITerally Ep. 26 - Teresa Dovalpage, "Death Comes In Through The Kitchen"

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Teresita Dovalpage, writing about food and murder and what it's like to wrap them together in Cuba, made us laugh and opened up on the LITerally Podcast about being a writer.

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