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Restless Mind Show #6 – The Trial of Shrimp Boy
Jacke and Gar take a break from the history of literature to discuss the development of Jacke’s new play, The Trial of Shrimp Boy, which has attracted interest from Bryan Cranston’s agent(!). Also: Gar builds fences and is not a good neighbor. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 58:27 — 40.5MB) Subscribe: iTunes Continue reading
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Sneak Preview: Abandoning a Goddess
Dear Readers and Listeners, It’s a heavy-hearted weekend for the world. All of our very best wishes for peace, love, and safety to our friends in Paris. Let’s hope we somehow learn to end the madness of hatred and violence. This week on the History of Literature Podcast, we’ll take a deeper look at the Continue reading
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Craunch the Marmoset, Buy Cat in Pocket: The Book Mark Twain Called “Perfect”
What happens when a Portuguese publisher who doesn’t know English attempts to bring out an English phrase book? This great 2011 piece from Splitsider tells the whole story. Continue reading
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Just Because…
Because some days you just need 48 seconds like these to keep you going… Check out our own look at a different Huh Oh Meh Eh Er by listening to the History of Literature Podcast Episode 3 – Homer: He was a blind poet whose stories of heroes and gods helped launch an incredible era of literary and Continue reading
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Exciting Discovery Revealed Tomorrow!
WOW! I don’t want to overpromise until I hear more details, but it sounds like tomorrow will be a Very Big Day for The History of Literature Podcast. Here’s a hint: Come back tomorrow for the Restless Mind Show when all will be revealed. Or just subscribe to the History of Literature Podcast (iTunes | Android | RSS Continue reading
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