Thomas Mann & Other Investigations - Episode No. 41
We talk Thomas Mann and "The Magic Mountain," and agree (oh boy) to start reading the work Mann considered his masterpiece, "Joseph and His Brothers."
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The Feeling Bookish Podcast is an ongoing literary conversation between the writers and old friends Robert Fay and Roman Tsivkin. It's everything from Thomas Bernhard to Ursula K. Le Guin. Produced by Heston Hoffman.
Roaming Entropy, Alexandria Quartet & Pamuk - Episode No. 40
We're back with a truly new episode, wherein Roman introduces his theory of "Roaming Entropy," to describe the unplanned, inspired meanderings of a un...
The Reading Blues & Other Sorrows - Episode No. 39
A conversation from March that we only now just published. We're a bit over-read, over-worked and feeling the general wear-and-tear of COVID-19 and re...
Special Guest: Daisy Eris Campbell - Episode No. 38
In our latest episode, we talk with writer, director and producer Daisy Eris Campbell, a leading counter-cultural voice in the U.K. We explore the leg...
The Diaries of Emilio Renzi by Ricardo Piglia - Episode No. 37
We talk about the "The Diaries of Emilio Renzi" by the Argentine writer Ricardo Piglia with Piglia translator Robert Croll and the publisher of Restle...
The Calvinism in Our Literature - Audio Essay Edition
Robert Fay's newest audio essay is inspired by an Alexander Theroux piece titled: “Theroux’s Metaphrastes: An Essay on Literature." Robert tries to un...
Special Guest: Mauro Javier Cárdenas - Episode No. 36
We welcome special guest Mauro Javier Cárdenas, the author of the novels "Aphasia" and "The Revolutionaries Try Again." We discuss his place in the La...
Transcreating Volter Kilpi - Episode No. 35
We speak with Finnish translator Douglas Robinson about his "transcreation" of the unfished manuscript "Gulliver’s Voyage to Phantomimia" by Finland's...
Robert Musil's Plays & Drama Criticism - Episode No. 34
We talk with Robert Musil translator Genese Grill about her new book "Theater Symptoms," which features the first ever English translation of Musil's ...
Special Guest Steven Moore - Episode No. 33
We talk with critic Steven Moore, the world's leading scholar on William Gaddis and the man who helped edit David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest." We...