Caleb Michael Sarvis's guest appearances

Caleb Michael Sarvis

Books of Some Substance

Toni Morrison

Ursula K. Le Guin

James Joyce

Leo Tolstoy

Vladimir Nabokov

George Saunders

Alexis Marshall

Salman Rushdie

Shirley Jackson

John Harrison

Philip Roth

James Baldwin

Brett Campbell

Valerie June

Ben Lerner

OwlTail

[Update (8/12/19): After recording and releasing this podcast, it has come to our attention that Sarvis has been barred from teaching in Florida public schools following allegations he engaged in inappropriate communications with students on social media.  We in no way condone this alleged behavior.  This episode will remain available and those that choose to listen may do so at their discretion.] In this edition of The Substance of Influence, David and Nick speak with Caleb Michael Sarvis, managing editor of Bridge Eight Press and author of the short story collection Dead Aquarium or (i don’t have the stamina for that kind of faith) available from Mastodon Publishing.  They discuss the lasting impact of Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son, the perks of interpreting the past as fiction, and, of course, all those damn nutria down in Florida. Check out Caleb’s work here and follow him on Twitter.

[Update (8/12/19): After recording and releasing this podcast, it has come to our attention that Sarvis has been barred from teaching in Florida public schools following allegations he engaged in inappropriate communications with students on social media.  We in no way condone this alleged behavior.  This episode will remain available and those that choose to listen may do so at their discretion.] In this edition of The Substance of Influence, David and Nick speak with Caleb Michael Sarvis, managing editor of Bridge Eight Press and author of the short story collection Dead Aquarium or (i don’t have the stamina for that kind of faith) available from <a href="https://www.mastodonpublishing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mastodon Publishing</a>.  They discuss the lasting impact of Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son, the perks of interpreting the past as fiction, and, of course, all those damn nutria down in Florida. Check out Caleb’s work <a href="https://suburbansupreme.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> and follow him on <a href="https://twitter.com/cmsarvis" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter.</a>

41 - The Substance of Influence with Caleb Michael Sarvis