Sunita Reddy’s appearance on National Public Radio highlights the growing recognition of Before We Were Women, bringing the novel and its themes to a broader audience through one of America’s leading public broadcasting platforms.
Author Sunita Reddy has been featured on National Public Radio (NPR) to discuss her recently published novel, Before We Were Women, in a milestone that brings the book to a wider national audience in the United States.
The 30-minute interview was conducted by Vick Mickunas, longtime host of the acclaimed literary program Book Nook, and aired on July 12 at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time on 91.3 FM in the United States.
The interview is also available online through WYSO Public Radio, allowing listeners both within and outside the station’s broadcast area to access the program.
Reddy’s appearance on NPR marks significant recognition for her work, providing an opportunity to discuss the inspiration behind Before We Were Women, its central themes, and her journey as an author with a national audience.
Hosted by veteran literary broadcaster Vick Mickunas, Book Nook has long been recognized for featuring conversations with acclaimed writers and introducing readers to new voices in contemporary literature.
The interview represents another important milestone for Before We Were Women as it continues to reach readers through literary discussions and public broadcasting platforms.
