An occasional series in which writers speak for themselves.
When we featured John Boyne’s latest novel, A History of Loneliness, our reviewer said that, in it, the author “displays real affection for the newly elected Pope John Paul I, whose willingness to question Vatican finances and other apparent church corruption made him dangerous.” Boyne recently spoke with Susan Storer Clark about his work. Listen to the podcast here.
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