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Kieran Setiya in Conversation with Sally Haldorson

Sally Haldorson, Kieran Setiya

November 01, 2022

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We invite our reading community to come along as we take a deeper look at Life is Hard: What Philosophy Can Teach Us About Hard TImes and learn more about author Kieran Setiya through this live-streamed interview.

In this series, we invite our reading community to come along as we take a deeper look at new books and learn more about their authors through live-streamed interviews.

This interview with Kieran Setiya was conducted by our Managing Director Sally Haldorson on October 17th. Here is the full video of that interview.

Purchase a copy of Life is Hard: How Philosophy Can Help Us Find Our Way from our event partner, Boswell Book Company.

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ABOUT KIERAN SETIYA

Kieran Setiya is a professor of philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the author of Midlife: A Philosophical Guide. His writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, The Times Literary Supplement (London), the London Review of Books, The New York Times, Aeon, and The Yale Review.

 

About Sally Haldorson

Sally’s mission as Porchlight’s Managing Director is to make Porchlight a great place to work for employees, and a consistently high-performing service organization for everyone in or orbiting the publishing industry. After 25 years working in book retail, she has developed a penchant for business strategy, both as a socio-economic force and a literary genre. Happy to put her English and Creative Writing degrees to work, she helped craft three editions of The 100 Best Business Books of All Time, and she reads, writes, and reviews for the company’s marketing team. Sally lives north of Milwaukee with her husband, son, and dog, and, in her spare time, rather doggedly works to perfect her writing skills and her tennis game, unsure which is the more Sisyphean endeavor.

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