
Hi! This podcast is dedicated to the 1936 novel by Margaret Mitchell, as well as the subsequent 1939 film. I will be discussing and analyzing a variety of topics in regards to Gone with the Wind.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | a year ago |
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The classic novel was officially published 90 years ago on June 30th, 1936. I chat with special guest Thea (thank you for joining me!!) about the story and play some trivia!
Due to issues with volume discrepancies, this one required some serious edi... more
Being an extremely long novel, many changes were made when Gone with the Wind was adapted to screen - appearances differed, events were telescoped, significant characters were axed entirely. This episode examines each alteration individually and seek... more
No summary on this one. Enjoy the last episode of the readalong!
A sincere thank you to everyone who has listened, commented, and read along with me.
Summary:
Scarlett briefly goes to Tara to recuperate from her miscarriage. Rhett tricks Scarlett into selling her mills to Ashley. Rhett buys Bonnie a pony and she takes to the sport of jumping immediately. After several tantrums, Rhett acquiesces t... more
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This podcast is so much fun for a lifelong GWTW obsessive like me. Sometimes insightful, sometimes enlightening, always delightful! My only complaint is that I can’t find where to comment or communicate with our charming ignoramus! 🤔Thanks for making this podcast, Sugar!
I am beyond thrilled to have stumbled upon this podcast!!! I am such a huge GWTW fan! Great job!
Hi there,
Very grateful to find your podcast. I am a die hard fan of Margaret Mitchell’s book and of the David O. Selznick film. I have been busting to listen to discussions about the writing and character descriptives. I am enjoying you podcast although I disagree with some of your points I find myself still very interested in hearing another point of view. Thank you for taking the time to produce such a podcast.
Your ep on musicals and intl adaptations reminds me that you might enjoy checking out the kdrama “my dearest”. It’s heavily inspired by Gone with the Wind but rewritten to be about the Qing invasion of Joseon (Korea). It’s an interesting mix of decontextualized adaptation as well as fanfic.
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A thoughtful analysis show focused on Gone with the Wind through its original 1936 novel and 1939 film, with episodes spanning literary critique, historical context, and adaptations across media. Listeners can expect deep character études, gender and class commentary, and comparisons to contemporary works (including graphic novels and modern dramas inspired by the saga). A standout quality is the willingness to place the work within broader cultural conversations, including race, resilience, and motherhood, while offering spoiler-aware, conversational takes that blend close reading with personal reaction.
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