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Miwa Messer

Los Angeles, New York
As seen in: Poured Over, Barnes and Noble, The Barnes & Noble Review
"Not a good bullshitter but a good podcast host." EP/Host Poured Over. Opinions my own. She/Her. Photo @DPJolly_
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10 Essential Films to Pick Up in Our Semi-Annual Criterion Sale

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By Miwa Messer
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Who killed Laura Palmer? The prequel to David Lynch’s groundbreaking  1990s TV series Twin Peaks, this psychological horror cult classic is an essential watch, chronicling the tragic death of Laura Palmer and the supernatural forces that haunt the mysterious town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants.
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Poured Over: Revisiting Colson Whitehead on The Nickel Boys

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By Miwa Messer, Jenna Seery
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Poured Over: Revisiting Colson Whitehead on The Nickel Boys The Nickel Boys, the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Colson Whitehead, is a story of injustice and ultimately hope about two young men at a Florida reform school. We love this interview with Miwa Messer and Whitehead from the novel’s release in 2019. This episode of Poured Over was hosted by Miwa Messer and mixed by Harry Liang. New episodes land Tuesdays and Thursdays (with occasional Saturdays) here and on your favorite podcast app.
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Where to Start Reading James Baldwin

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By Miwa Messer, James Baldwin, Anna Tubbs, Isabelle McConville
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Where to Start Reading James Baldwin August 2nd is the 100th anniversary of James Baldwin’s birth, and though he died in 1987, his body of work still speaks to us as if it was written last year, or last month, or even last week. His novels, short stories, essays, criticism, reportage and plays inspired an incredible range of writers, some of our best working today, from Robert Jones, Jr. (a.k.a Son of Baldwin), Jason Reynolds, and Garth Greenwell, to Roxane Gay, Brit Bennett, and Kevin Young.
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