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A podcast about novels that have changed men's lives, with Jack Aldane
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Fréquence de mise à jour:
every 37 days
Durée audio moyenne:
38 minutes
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Anglais
États-Unis
6 épisodes
depuis 5 avril 2026
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On Episode 5, Amanda Craig and Jack Aldane and discuss Andrew O'Hagan’s ode to male friendship in his novel Mayflies, published in 2020. Craig argues that male friendship begins early in life and has a remarkable capacity to survive the rub of time.
By contrast, she adds, women tend to discover th…
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In the fourth episode of The Lit Path, Jack Aldane sits down with journalist and author James Bloodworth to discuss George Orwell's Keep the Aspidistra Flying (1936).
This novel is less about poverty (Orwell's focus in so many of his later works) than it is about what poverty does to the soul of a…
What’s the one book that cracks a reader open (and up), and never quite lets them go?
For novelist and reviewer Philip Hensher, that book is Charles Dickens’s Bleak House, a sprawling, fog-bound masterpiece that first reached readers not as a single volume but as a serial, unspooling across 20 mon…
Boys do not generally grow up believing that men are forged under the reading lamp, but that’s how the journey unfolded for Ioan Marc Jones.The reading lamp, and the rugby pitch. His father (his biggest influence) was Welsh, after all.
In this second episode, Ioan explains to Jack Aldane how for ye…
On this first episode of The Lit Path, TV Writer, Producer and Author John Yorke sits down with the podcast’s host and producer Jack Aldane to explain why Gulliver's Travels redefined the point of reading for him, after he initially rejecting classical literature at a young age.
The Lit Path'…
Introducing The Lit Path
This spring, podcast host and producer Jack Aldane will launch The Lit Path, a powerful new literary series dedicated to exploring the novels that have left an enduring mark on men’s lives.
Following the success of The Booking Club and My Martin Amis, this latest project ma…
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