Chad shares his stupid dreams, Tom questions translators who work for AmazonCrossing and then want indie bookstores to help them out, and they both marvel over Deep Vellum’s acquisition of Phoneme Media and A Strange Object (and the launching of the La Reunion imprint). It’s a short episode, but filled with great moments, really lukewarm takes, and a revisiting of James Wood’s takedown of Paul Auster.<\/p>\n
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