Double Vision explores moments of synchronicity between closely released literature and film pairings. Hosted by Timothy Wilcox, Ph.D., and featuring frequent guests, each week we will explore two visions – one from each genre – and discuss moments of multiple discovery and creative distinction. Intro and outro music by York Morgan (https://yorkmorgan.bandcamp.com).
FaberBooks
Carol Cram
The TLS
Los Angeles Review of Books
Los Angeles Review of Books
Jacke Wilson / The Podglomerate
Jillian Knipe
ripplingpages
Jose Arroyo & Richard Layne
Marshall Poe
Science Write Now
2RPH
Claire Handscombe
James Kidd
Vintage Books
Clara Sherley-Appel
Suzanne and Chris @ Megaphonic.fm
W. H. A. Coldwell
Barnes & Noble
Grand Journal
Mostly Books
Royal Literary Fund
Literary Friction
Claire Tacon
Ottawa International Writers Festival
Accessible Media Inc.
Charlie Place
Unbound
BBC World Service
Jemma Birrell, Tablo Publishing
Travis and Amanda
Shakespeare and Company
Samuel Hankin
Barnes & Noble
Charles Adrian Gillott
LB School & Library
The Spectator
The Spectator
Matthew C. Winner
Harper Audio Presents
RRR - Triple R
RRR - Triple R
Guardian
Jamie Tennant
The Wheeler Centre
Reading Women
Carol Fitzgerald
Writing West Midlands
The Spectator
Sugar23
BBC Radio 4
The Straits Times
Amy Tsilemanis
Chris Gonzalez
Tank Magazine
Big Think / Panoply
Eve Yohalem and Julie Sternberg / The Podglomerate
Antonia Caraveteanu & Ileana Grigorescu
Swoon
Royal Literary Fund
Amy Helmes & Kim Askew
Waterstones
Shane Whaley
Shane Whaley
Oh My Word!
Paul Carpenter on Podiobooks.com
Litopia
Nikki Gamble
Davin Malasarn
3dAudioBooks.com
A Kids Podcast About
Speak.Studio
Ben Holden
Los Angeles Public Library
National Centre for Writing
Greenlight Bookstore
VOTVO
BBC Radio 3
Classic Literature
WNYC, New York Public Radio
KCRW
dublab & Onassis LA
Bookmarks
Docs in Orbit
Linda Morra
Sara Gallagher - she/her
International Anthony Burgess Foundation
The HandleBards
University of Aberdeen
London Review Bookshop
Magdalena Ball
Sydney Writers' Festival
92Y Unterberg Poetry Center
Sarah Erik Sackville-McLauchlan
Wisconsin Public Radio
Swapna 1987
BBC Radio 3
KCRW
womenmakesf
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