Tk With James Scott

The grief over the sudden death of his wife Joy compelled novelist Jonathan Santlofer to begin writing, and those scribbled thoughts and memories became his beautiful memoir, THE WIDOWER'S NOTEBOOK. He and James discuss losing the first person you want to share stories with, not letting yourself off the hook, falling in love with a cat, relying on process, and, ultimately, refusing to live in the shadows. Plus, Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich on the response to their book, THE FACT OF A BODY.  - Jonathan Santlofer: http://jonathansantlofer.com/ Jonathan and James discuss:  SALON PEOPLE  Yaddo  FOOD CITY: FOUR CENTURIES OF FOOD-MAKING IN NEW YORK by Joy Santlofer and Marion Nestle  Norton  New York University Faculty Club  Tom's Bakery  Brooklyn Brine  Malaprop's Bookstore  RIDING IN CARS WITH BOYS by Beverly Donofrio Lee Child  CRIME AND PUNISHMENT by Fyodor Dostoevsky  LOLITA by Vladimir Nabokov  AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY by Theodore Dreiser THE ICEBERG by Marion Coutts  Elisabeth Kubler-Ross IN A DARK WOOD by Joseph