91 episodios

Reading great books and trying to write some of our own.

Reading and Writing Michael Lavers

    • Arte

Reading great books and trying to write some of our own.

    Adam Zagajewski

    Adam Zagajewski

    We talk about the life-affirming poems of Adam Zagajewski. 

    • 43 min
    Frank Norris, McTeague

    Frank Norris, McTeague

    Claire and I have one of my favorite discussions about a very under-read book. We talk about the relationship between America and money, love and money, obsession, greed, expectations vs. reality, imagination vs. fantasy, nature, beauty, truth, hoarse-voiced entertainers on sub-par cruises, and lots more. 

    • 1h 2 min
    Robert Frost, ”Home Burial”

    Robert Frost, ”Home Burial”

    In this episode, I present a recording from a class in which students and I discuss Frost's masterpiece, "Home Burial." 

    • 56 min
    Don Quixote

    Don Quixote

    Claire and I talk about the strange wonderful pleasure of this book, focusing on the first 250 pages. More Cervantes discussions to come!

    • 44 min
    James Agee, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men

    James Agee, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men

    "Everything that is is holy." Translation: CLAIRE IS BACK!!!!!!
     
     

    • 53 min
    ”As Kingfishers Catch Fire...”, a poem by GM Hopkins

    ”As Kingfishers Catch Fire...”, a poem by GM Hopkins

    Some students and I walk through Hopkins' poem, celebrating its particular pleasures and insights, as well as talking in general about how easy it is to access the strange mysterious power of a poem. 

    • 51 min

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