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“It’s a delight to have its host, the inimitable David Naimon, as a guest to celebrate the reissue of Ursula K.”
“Le Guin: Conversations on Writing with David Naimon .”
“She writes “The Annotated Nightstand” column at Lit Hub and lives in Los Angeles.”
“She is also editor and co-translator of Smoke Drifts (World Poetry Books, 2025), a collection of Nadia Anjuman's poetry.”
“This nametag drew Le Guin’s Always Coming Home to the desk as a perfect nightstand book.”
“Pictured is the anthology she edited, the first-ever anthology of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander speculative fiction.”
“A Poetry Editor at Noemi Press, Diana has received fellowships from the Banff Centre, Millay Arts, and Yaddo.”
“Le Guin: Conversations on Writing with David Naimon Recommends Sabrina Orah Mark, Evelyn Araluen, and Mykaela Saunders Diana Arterian October 15, 2026 If you read this column at, you have caught me referencing the incredible literary podcast Between the Covers .”
“You’ve graciously given me permission to bend the format a little bit, as many of my paraliterary talismans reside not on my nightstand but on my podcast desk.”
“I’m not sure Mark even knows I found this copy.”
“She also sent me the Goorie and Koori poet, Evelyn Araluen’s first book, Dropbear .”
“Mykaela Saunders (ed.), This All Come Back Now Perhaps my longest standing correspondence that has arisen from the podcast is with the Koori/Goori and Lebanese writer Mykaela Saunders.”
“Sabrina gifted me this golem and faithfully it attracted her hybrid memoir-essay-fairy tale fabulation Happily to the desk.”
“–Diana Arterian * I am a longtime reader of “The Annotated Nightstand” so it is thrilling and a little otherworldly to be here on the other side, Diana!”
“Le Guin: Conversations on Writing) brought me to the Hugo Awards in Dublin unprepared to learn just how great it is to be a loser.”
“She is doing amazing work and I hope one day her recent story collection Always Will Be will make it to us up north.”
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“Not meant to be read linearly, it deconstructs the notion of a novel.”
“Where does the meat go?) Always Coming Home David Naimon Dropbear Evelyn Araluen Happily Mila Menendez Krause Mykaela Saunders (ed.) Sabrina Orah Mark This All Come Back Now Ursula K.”
“Somehow, the book is compact enough to fit into a bag, easy to dip into and draw from Le Guin’s wellspring of wisdoms.”
“Mila Menendez Krause, Vasos Oscuros This last book, the thin blue book at the bottom of the stack, is perhaps my most cherished.”