
Casual yet stimulating talks about books and media. newmythologies.substack.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Fresta is joined by returning guest Ryan Simón (EIC of American Vulgaria and Ristuko) to discuss comedian Louis C.K.’s debut novel, Ingram, a picaresque of surprising literary quality. This episode, like the rambling narrative of Louis’ novel, covers... more
Felix McNamara joins us to discuss his epic poem, Atrocities, which is assembled from the discursive rubble of the 21st century to build something new. We talk about a lot of different topics orbiting and intersecting the poem, including Fukuyama’s E... more
This week, we’re talking about D.H. Lawrence’s The Fox, a brilliant, taut novella about two women in post-war England trying to make a go of it on a farm, who are menaced by a fox and a soldier returned from combat.
This is a public episode. If you... more
This week, we’re joined by Lewis Woolston, author of the short story collections The Last Free Man, Remembering the Dead, and the topic of our discussion in this episode—The Everlasting.
We chat about short story writing, the process, forming a col... more
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Casual yet rigorous conversations about books, writing, and media, with a focus on craft, publishing, and cultural trends in literature. Episodes frequently feature authors, editors, and critics discussing process, regional writing, genre, and the evolving landscape of indie publishing and book culture. Notable strengths include thoughtful literary analysis blended with practical writing and marketing insights, plus a willingness to critique publishing norms and champion authentic voices. Listeners are likely seekers of depth in narrative craft, with an appetite for genre-aware discussions and contemporary literary discourse.
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