A podcast in which two friends read contemporary literature and debate whether or not it will one day be considered a classic. In the Classics Edition of the podcast, they read books from the canon and discuss why they have been labelled "classics".
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode, Grace and Liz read Toni Morrison’s Sula and discuss why it’s been considered a classic.
First published in 1973, it follows two friends, Sula and Nel, as they grow up in Medallion, Ohio. Bound by a shared girlhood and a firm longin... more
In this episode, Liz and Grace discuss Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend and talk about whether it will one day be considered a classic.
The story follows Elena and Lila, two girls growing up in mid-century Naples. Lila is fearsome, clever and d... more
In this episode, Grace and Liz read Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights and discuss why it’s been considered a classic.
First published in 1847, the novel follows the story of Heathcliff, an orphan adopted into the Earnshaw family. Hindley Earnshaw, t... more
In this episode, Liz and Trudy read Han Kang’s “The Vegetarian” and talk about whether it will one day be considered a classic.
The story follows a quote ‘unremarkable’ woman who, following a series of strange and violent dreams, decides to become ... more
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This podcast is perfect for people who want to think more deeply about their favourite books — but also aren’t afraid to have a bit of fun with them. In each episode, they essentially ask ‘Why does this book matter? Why has it struck a chord, and what does that tell us about ourselves?’ Whether you like that sort of stuff, or just want to know who the “Basta*d of the Book” is *cough* Mr Wickham *cough*, this podcast is for you.
This is the perfect podcast for people looking for an intelligent and humorous discussion of classic literature. I just finished listening to the Jude the Obscure episode and I can’t wait for more. I just wish I could participate in the discussion! I love the Bastard of the Book segment.
Fun and engaging book discussions!
Great books, great vibes
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