A little pandemic doesn't keep us from podcasting! Other stuff did. But we're back, discussing last year's Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk's most celebrated novel Flights. We talk about its obession with human bodies, traveling and the rights of the orcish worker.Apologies for the bad audio quality!Recommendations:EM Cioran, The Trouble with Being BornDavid Mitchell, Cloud AtlasJeffrey Eugenides, MiddlesexHans Scholz, Am grünen Strand der Spree

A little pandemic doesn't keep us from podcasting! Other stuff did. But we're back, discussing last year's Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk's most celebrated novel Flights. We talk about its obession with human bodies, traveling and the rights of the orcish worker.Apologies for the bad audio quality!Recommendations:EM Cioran, The Trouble with Being BornDavid Mitchell, Cloud AtlasJeffrey Eugenides, MiddlesexHans Scholz, Am grünen Strand der Spree

A little pandemic doesn't keep us from podcasting! Other stuff did. But we're back, discussing last year's Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk's most celebrated novel Flights. We talk about its obession with human bodies, traveling and the rights of the orcish worker.Apologies for the bad audio quality!Recommendations:EM Cioran, The Trouble with Being BornDavid Mitchell, Cloud AtlasJeffrey Eugenides, MiddlesexHans Scholz, Am grünen Strand der Spree

47 - Flights

There are many books that people say are good, or even great, but how to know which ones you should read? Christian and Jonas will help you decide, as they discuss great literature, and decide whether it is actually any good.

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47 - Flights

47 - Flights