Non Pacifica Programming

The Indian lawyer / James Welch ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss its implications and their intent.|THE INDIAN LAWYER / James Welch| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no. 13 - Series which authors read from their works and talk about its implications.

James Welch reads from his novel and talks about voicing the problems of Native Americans in literature.

Solomon Gusky was here / Mordecai Richler ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss its implications and their intent.|SOLOMON GURSKY WAS HERE / Mordecai Richler| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Mordecai Richler reads his novel and talks about Canada, history, bootleggers, Judaism, and cultural snobbery.

Squandering the blue / Kate Braverman ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss its implications and their intent.|SQUANDERING THE BLUE / Kate Braverman| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Kate Braverman reads the title story from her collection, and a poem Striptease #1. She talks about women's roles and the feminization and tropicalization of language.

In praise of the stepmother / Mario Vargas Llosa ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|IN PRAISE OF THE STEPMOTHER / Mario Vargas Llosa| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Mario Vargas Llosa reads from his novel and talks about art, erotic novels, Peru, experimental writing, and mainstream politics.

Will at heart : the story of Sailor and Lula / Barry Gifford ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|WILD AT HEART : THE STORY OS SAILOR AND LULA / Barry Gifford| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Barry Gifford reads from his novel and talks about Kerouac, the Chicago rackets, and his Romeo and Juliet tale of the deep south.

Because it is bitter and because it is my heart / Joyce Carol Oates ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|BECAUSE IT IS BITTER AND BECAUSE IT IS MY HEART / Joyce Carol Oates| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Joyce Carol Oates reads from her novel and talks about photography as metaphor and creating a teenaged Black hero.

Life on the edge of the continent / Ron Koertge ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|LIFE ON THE EDGE OF THE CONTINENT / Ron Koertge| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Ron Koertge reads from his selected poems and talks about pop imagery and the West Coast perspective.

The Burden of proof / Scott Turow ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|THE BURDEN OF PROOF / Scott Turow| produced by Tom Vitale. - SERIES: A Moveable feast II| no.

Scott Turow reads from his second novel and talks about lawyers, legal reform, the language of the law, and moral ambiguity.

Heavy daughter blues / Wanda Coleman ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|A MOVEABLE FEAST / PRODUCER| Tom Vitale : RECORDED| June 15, 1990 : PROGRAM| No. 5. CONTENT: Author Wanda Coleman reads poems from her book and explains the Blues tradition in African-American verse to interviewer Tom Vitale.

Wanda Coleman reads poems from her book and explains the Blues tradition in African-American verse.

The Things they carried / Tim O'Brien ; produced by Tom Vitale.

Series in which authors read from their works, and discuss their implications and intent.|A MOVEABLE FEAST / PRODUCER| Tom Vitale : RECORDED| November 9, 1990 : PROGRAM| No. 4. - CONTENT:Author Tim O'Brien reads from his inter-related Vietnam stories and talks with interviewer Tom Vitale about war, fiction, and the purpose of stories.

Tim O'Brien reads from his interrelated Vietnam stories and talks about war, fiction, and the purpose of stories.

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