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Ian Hasn't Seen a Movie: Alameddine, Erdrich, Everett, Palahniuk, Patchett
Ian and Page, your two favorite store-brand English professors, have put together a syllabus for reading our way to an understanding of the 21st Century.
Life continues to disrupt, but God's two favorite little soldiers power on. This episode, we get into the critical darlings of 2001: Bel Canto* by Anne Patchett; I, the Divine* by Rabih Alameddine; The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse* by Louise Erdrich; Erasure* by Percival Everett; Choke* by Chuck Palahniuk. The discussion ranges from what these 2001 books were saying about women and Queers to the resonating call for a return to small community and new literary lenses.
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Subscribe to get our next episode where we explore the themes of 2001. We'll be discussing Namwali Serpell's 2020 collection Stranger Faces* along with the movies Better Man (2024) and A Different Man (2024).
Our thanks to Chris Delano for editing support. Music: "MTV (Pop, Britney Spears)" from BigBadBeats.
* All book links redirect to our affiliate account on Bookshop.org, helping to fund the podcast.
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By Ian GillhamIan and Page, your two favorite store-brand English professors, have put together a syllabus for reading our way to an understanding of the 21st Century.
Life continues to disrupt, but God's two favorite little soldiers power on. This episode, we get into the critical darlings of 2001: Bel Canto* by Anne Patchett; I, the Divine* by Rabih Alameddine; The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse* by Louise Erdrich; Erasure* by Percival Everett; Choke* by Chuck Palahniuk. The discussion ranges from what these 2001 books were saying about women and Queers to the resonating call for a return to small community and new literary lenses.
Links:
Like us? Hate us? Leave us a rating and a review!
Subscribe to get our next episode where we explore the themes of 2001. We'll be discussing Namwali Serpell's 2020 collection Stranger Faces* along with the movies Better Man (2024) and A Different Man (2024).
Our thanks to Chris Delano for editing support. Music: "MTV (Pop, Britney Spears)" from BigBadBeats.
* All book links redirect to our affiliate account on Bookshop.org, helping to fund the podcast.