
The End of the World Book Club is a podcast about apocalyptic and dystopian literature, hosted by Sanne Vliegenthart. Join me in discovering sci-fi classics, reading climate books and diving head first into the huge realm of speculative fiction, all with the theme of the end of the world and what might come after it.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this book club episode (warning: more spoilers than usual!) I discuss Severance by Ling Ma with StoryGraph Founder Nadia Odunayo. We talk about the themes of work, family, routine, capitalism and as always, the end of the world.
Note from the e... more
Becky Chambers discusses what it means to be human (in space), accessible science fiction, self-publishing, and which Ursula K. Le Guin book to start with.
Spoiler levels: low
Becky Chambers' books
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The Hunger Games and Divergent translator Maria Postema joins me to revisit the era of the YA dystopian novel. We talk about what it’s like being at the very beginning of a YA revolution, the best and most challenging parts of translating YA dystopia... more
This week Joel Rochester (Fictional Fates on YouTube) joins me to discuss the award-winning The Broken Earth Trilogy by N.K. Jemisin (which starts with The Fifth Season). We chat about climate refugees, racism, motherhood, world-building and how best... more
Interesting book discussions to hear about! I love the episodes so far as I am a fan of dystopian, speculative fiction and sci fi
So disappointed with the massive spoiler in the I've never read... Nineteen Eighty-Four episode, spoiling the end of The Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa, translated by Stephen Snyder, so ignorant!!
Sanne from Books and Quills (Youtube) just released her podcast The End of the World Book Club, and the first three episodes centre on Station Eleven and the Pandemic, Apocalypses in the British Countryside, and 1984.
I have to say, it is amazing. They make me want to read all the books they discuss. They don't outright spoil any books, so you can comfortably listen before reading. Her conversations with the guest on each episode go so in depth in the critique in the types of stories, impacts o... more
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