Book Spider

Total duration:41 h 47 min
S4 Ep77: Orwell's Acerbic Ambivalence: A Discussion of Homage to Catalonia
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81:57
77: Are Naked Lunch and The Shrouds the secret twins of the Cronenberg filmography? (Plus Violet Lucca's Clinical Trials)
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82:09
S4 Ep76: On Shakespeare's "Macbeth," and the Polanski and Cohen Film Treatments
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70:27
S4 Ep75: Post Office, Charles Bukowski's Terrible Debut Novel
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60:22
S4 Ep74: Unworld and the problem of literary science-fiction
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58:35
S4 Ep73: Comedic Tones and Tragic Times in Otessa Moshfegh's "Lapvona"
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61:31
S4 Ep72: Pär Lagerkvist's The Dwarf: A Perfect Novel
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54:43
S4 Ep71: In Ascension and the perils of a needless re-reading
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57:15
S4 Ep70: Beautiful Emptiness in Samantha Harvey's "Orbital"
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44:47
S4 Ep69: Albert Camus' Exile and the Kingdom
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57:31
S4 Ep68: How Bruce Wagner's brave and lazy The Marvel Universe: Origin Stories suffered and benefited from the culture wars
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56:08
S4 Ep67: The Fun but Empty Calories of Danielewski's House of Leaves
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50:51
S4 Ep66: Are Aesthetic Properties Real? (With a Discussion of the Film LFO)
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72:46
S4 Ep65: What is the illusion in The Book of Illusions?
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66:49
S4 Ep64: RIP David Lynch - On "Eraserhead," "Lost Highway," "Inland Empire," and "Catching the Big Fish"
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68:24
S4 Ep63: A Storm Painted on a Low Ceiling in Glen Slater's "Jung vs Borg: Finding the Deeply Human in a Posthuman Age"
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67:24
S4 Ep62: Kurt Vonnegut's Mother Night: Thematic Complexity, Aesthetic Simplicity
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76:59
S4 Ep61: Dean Koontz, Robin Cook, and Others: What is Bad Writing?
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77:07
S4 Ep60: AI, Writing, and Literature (with a bit of film thrown in)
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73:20
S4 Ep59: Uneven Greatness in Melville's Billy Budd and Piazza Tales
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60:55
S4 Ep58: Apocalyptic Conspiracies: Theodore Roszak's Flicker
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64:34
S4 Ep57: Omensetter's Luck and the Demise of Hard Fiction
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77:55
S4 Ep56: Somewhat disappointed by, but still finding enchantment in, Mikhail Bulgakov's almost-100-year-old novel: The Master and Margarita
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52:26
S4 Ep55: Sayaka Murata's Earthlings Is One-Dimensional
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53:51
S4 Ep54: Pacing and Tragedy in Mary Shelley's The Last Man
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61:46
S4 Ep53: Gelatinous Eggs and Dead Anti-Worlds: The Mystery of Stanisław Lem's His Master's Voice
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63:05
S4 Ep52: Despicability and Empathy in Patrick Barney's Gusano
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73:51
S4 Ep51: Accepting the mushiness of Jeff Vandermeer's Acceptance
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54:27
S4 Ep50: Transparent Satire and Opaque Plotting in Jeff Vandermeer's Authority
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48:20
S4 Ep50: Inverted Emotional Polarities in the two Annihilations
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50:33
S4 Ep49: Part 3 of DeLillo's Underworld
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70:48
S4 Ep48: DeLillo's Underworld, part 2 and Patrick Barney's new novel, Gusano
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76:37
S4 Ep47: Enjoying the Longest DeLillo - Underworld - Part 1
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57:10
S4 Ep46: The Opacity of Violence: Elias Khoury's Gate of the Sun
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55:40
S4 Ep45: The boundary between golden myth and secret history in Don DeLillo's Pafko at the Wall
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50:11
S4 Ep43: Mysteries of connection and communication in Katie Kitamura's Intimacies
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60:35
S4 Ep44: The Joy and Frustration in Not Going Too Deep Into the Details of Nabokov's Pale Fire
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47:40
S4 Ep42: Sandra Newman's Julia, and George Orwell's 1984
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66:46
S4 Ep41: Power, abuse, and doubled families in Otessa Moshfegh's Eileen
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57:02
S4 Ep39: The Garden of Seven Twilights and the Postmodern Mega-Novel
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64:10