We explore Patrick Radden Keefe’s Say Nothing alongside its TV adaptation, uncovering the hidden truths of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. We discuss its themes of secrecy, political violence, loyalty, and the haunting cost of silence that shaped generations.

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We join Jane Austen’s Emma, a story of matchmaking, misunderstandings, and personal growth. Through Emma Woodhouse’s journey, we explore themes of class, love, and self-awareness, while reflecting on Austen’s timeless humor and social insight.

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We enter Mark Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger, a philosophical tale that challenges ideas of morality, free will, and the human condition. Through the enigmatic character of Satan, Twain explores deep questions about good, evil, and the illusions of life itself.
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In this episode of Artificially Literate, we compare Frank Herbert’s Dune with its film adaptations, exploring how the epic story of politics, prophecy, and ecology translates from page to screen. We dive into the themes of power, destiny, and humanity’s fragile relationship with nature, while reflecting on what each version captures best.
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We embark on Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, following Captain Nemo’s journey beneath the oceans. We discuss the novel’s blend of adventure and science, its awe-inspiring depictions of the sea, and the enigmatic moral code of its captain.

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In this episode, we dive into Rebecca Yarros’ Onyx Storm, a thrilling fantasy of shifting alliances, dangerous secrets, and the fight for survival. We explore its high-stakes world, themes of trust, resilience, and the courage to defy destiny.

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We examine Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, a dark tale of aestheticism, moral decay, and the dangerous pursuit of eternal youth. We explore how the novel blends beauty with corruption, and the cost of living without conscience.

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We step into E. M. Forster’s A Room with a View, a story of love, choice, and self-discovery. Set between the beauty of Italy and the constraints of Edwardian England, we explore its themes of authenticity, courage, and the importance of seeing the world with fresh eyes.

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We journey into Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, a haunting exploration of colonialism, greed, and the darkness at the core of human nature. Through Marlow’s voyage up the Congo River, we examine moral ambiguity, power, and the thin veneer of civilization.

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In this episode of Artificially Literate, we fly with J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan into the magical world of Neverland. We explore its themes of innocence, adventure, and the bittersweet cost of staying forever young, alongside its deeper reflections on memory and time.

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