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Unstacked with Sarah (Bay County Public Library) and Stephen (Huntsville-Madison County Public Library). Join us for an interview with award-winning and International bestselling author, Lauren Beukes. We'll discuss her new novel of suspense, Bridge - a psychological thriller across the multiverse. Unwind with Lauren as she shares her writing and creative process, love of neuroparasitology, the charity bookdash.org , libraries and more! For more information about Lauren Beukes, visit her website at: ⁠https://laurenbeukes.com/. Stay safe and read my friend. It's good for you! #LaurenBeukes #Bridge #TheShiningGirls #Libraries #NWRLS #HMCPL #WritingProcess #Author #AuthorInterview #MulhollandBooks #HachetteBookGroup #ResearchProcess #NovelofSuspense #Multiverse #MotherDaughterRelationships #Noir #Thriller #CharacterDevelopment #Neuroparasitology #Realities

In this episode of TGE's Current Reads, Sam Herbst is joined by award-winning and internationally best-selling author Lauren Beukes. Most of us would know her for her novels – Moxyland, Zoo City, The Shining Girls, Broken Monsters and, most recently, Afterland, though Lauren also keeps herself busy as a comics writer, a screenwriter, a journalist and a documentary filmmaker. The Shining Girls is the reason she features on this week's episode, as it’s been adapted for television by none other than Apple TV, starring none other than The Handmaid’s Tale’s Elisabeth Moss. We pick Lauren's diabolical brain about her award-winning novel, and what she thinks about the TV adaptation. The prolific author also gives insight into why she now sets her novels in America and why we should be reading more South African authors. Want a sneak peek of what she's currently working on? That's in here too! Let us know what you think. LISTEN. LIKE. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE.

In this episode of TGE's Current Reads, Sam Herbst is joined by award-winning and internationally best-selling author Lauren Beukes. Most of us would know her for her novels – Moxyland, Zoo City, The Shining Girls, Broken Monsters and, most recently, Afterland, though Lauren also keeps herself busy as a comics writer, a screenwriter, a journalist and a documentary filmmaker. The Shining Girls is the reason she features on this week's episode, as it’s been adapted for television by none other than Apple TV, starring none other than The Handmaid’s Tale’s Elisabeth Moss. We pick Lauren's diabolical brain about her award-winning novel, and what she thinks about the TV adaptation. The prolific author also gives insight into why she now sets her novels in America and why we should be reading more South African authors. Want a sneak peek of what she's currently working on? That's in here too! Let us know what you think. LISTEN. LIKE. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE.

Here’s the audio and video of the Fantastic Fiction at KGB reading and Q&A, with Lauren Beukes & Usman T. Malik, broadcast live on YouTube on Jan 20, 2021.

We sit down with Lauren Beukes to chat about her new book, ‘Afterland’, and some Book Lounge staff members recommend books they loved recently. Colin recommends ‘The Resurrection of Winnie Mandela’ by Sisonke Msimang. Megan recommends ‘The Recovery of Rose Gold’ by Stephanie Wrobel. Jess suggests ‘Here in the Real World’ by Sara Pennypacker for 8-12 year olds and ‘When Sadness Comes to Call’ by Eva Eland for little ones. Mervyn loved ‘Searching for Simphiwe’ by Sifiso Mzobe and ‘Silver Sparrow’ by Tayari Jones. Get in touch by emailing booklounge@gmail.com or send us a voice note on Whatsapp to +27 (0) 63 961-6154. Hosted by Vasti Calitz and produced by Andri Burnett.

Eusebius was joined by award winning South African author Lauren Beukes in a wide ranging conversation about science fiction, cool literature and the dangers of labeling authors by genre See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africa’s new literary supernova Lauren Beukes talks about Detroit, the derelict setting of her new book Broken Monsters , and how thwarted creativity can turn malevolent.

Lauren Beukes will do anything to avoid writing. In spite of her best efforts, however, her literary credits continue to find their way into the world (which is a very good thing indeed). She's a journalist, a writer of animated TV series, producer of documentaries, author of novels (non-fiction fiction, and graphic), a shark swimmer, and Queen of Cape Town. With such a broad canvas splashed with such startling and remarkable works, you KNOW our 20(ish) minutes I and Ryan Stevenson have with her is not only a pure delight, but also brimming with writerly goodness.