Deep Read with Phoebe Lovatt

Rachel Connolly on Modern Morality

Phoebe speaks to Belfast-born, London-based journalist Rachel Connolly. Writing for titles including The New York Times, The Guardian, and The London Review of Books, Rachel writes explores topics as diverse as the ugliness of NFTS, the banality of high street clothing – and the complicated dynamics of contemporary morality. 
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Zakia Sewell on Modern Folklore

Phoebe speaks to the broadcaster and writer Zakia Sewell. You might know Zakia from London’s NTS Radio, where she currently holds down the breakfast slot on Thursday and Friday mornings. She’s also produced and hosted several audio documentary series for the BBC, in which she explores ideas of Britishness - past and present - by following ancient thread lines of music, nature, and her own rich mixed heritage. 
A reading list to accompany this conversation can be found at public-library.online
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Danielle Pender on Modern Womanhood

Phoebe Lovatt speaks to Danielle Pender, founder of Riposte magazine and author of Watching Women and Girls – a new collection of short stories which explores the ways that women are looked at, the ways we look at each other...and the ways we look at ourselves. 
A reading list to accompany this conversation can be found at public-library.online
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