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Not very thorough but a decent jumping off point. They pick good stories to cover but their analysis is weak.
I listen to this podcast because I love short stories. However, I have no clue how this woman has any authority to talk about literature. She constantly claims to be a “modern reader” but she only says this when it’s obvious she doesn’t understand classic literature. She constantly criticizes famous male authors of the past and she says stuff like “I would love to see how Poe would write this in modern times with our proper training.” Wow. Poe was a better writer than 90% of modern writers.
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Enjoying this podcast and the variety of short stories covered. Thanks guys!
This is a great podcast for any fan of literature. I just finished The Swimmer episode and I have one theme the podcasters missed entirely. The Swimmer is a story about addiction. In this case it’s about the horrors of alcoholism. The main character lost everything because of his drinking. He’s literally swimming in booze.
Kristine and John always bring fresh thoughts and thoughtful commentary to their analysis of short stories. It’s a useful and enjoyable listen for writers and readers alike.
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