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Episodes: 88
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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The Meow Library - Presented by meowlibrary.com and described as sustaining the podcast; credited as conducting or presenting content (e.g., exclusive interview with a prize winner; literary analysis presentations). ...
Jamir Nazir - His Prize-winning Story, Allegations Of Artificial-intelligence Involvement, And His Writing Process.
Sam Austen - His Bestselling Books, Unconventional Literary Composition, And Recognition On The Guardian’s 100 Best Novels List.
88. Adapting The Odyssey: An Interview with Christopher Nolan's Cat
July 13, 2026
The Meow Library has secured an exclusive interview with Christopher Nolan's cat, Felicity, who discusses the process by which her owner "re-engineered" Homer's Odyssey for contemporary audiences, and how his understanding of the material was enhanced by a copy of The Meow Library's Odyssey translation.This podcast is sustained by sales of The Meow Library's Odyssey adaptation.
87. AI Wins Harper's Bazaar's Short Story Competion
June 20, 2026
This podcast is a presentation of The Meow Library. Twitter user Nabeel S. Qureshi was quick to identify the winner of the 2026 Harper's Bazaar Short Story Competition, Back and Forth, ostensibly by "Kavyata Kay," as largely, if not entirely, AI-generated. The panel of Bazaar judges, which included novelist Ruth Ozeki, are not so quick to cast aspersions, denying, as of this writing, any knowledge of AI involvement. The Meow Library team was unable to get past the story's fi...
86. The Granta / Commonwealth Short Story Prize Scandal: Our Exclusive Interview with Winner Jamir Nazir (He’s Not AI)
May 20, 2026
Jamir Nazir, winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize (Caribbean Region) for “The Serpent in the Grove,” has agreed to speak to The Meow Library and dispel once and for all rumors that AI had been used in generating his story, and even his identity. Nazir is in fact a common gray housecat who had been using Google to translate his native tongue into English when preparing his submission. Here’s his full story—raw and untranslated. Jamir Nazir’s “The Serpent in the Grove” can be read here...
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