On this episode we talk with Sarah Lazare, who finished writing the novel Testimony after the passing of her father Peter Lazare, who had written the first draft. We discuss how the novel continues political conversations she had held with her father in life, and how to turn wonky topics like utility regulation into a thrilling narrative. We also discuss her recent journalism on global vaccine inequity, and why leftists should consider writing more fiction. If you like this episode please share, follow, rate us, and/or subscribe on Patreon.
Check out the novel here.
Read Sarah's latest article on lack of vaccine access here.
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