Aarthi Vadde has a Platform (JP)
It is fair to say Aarthi Vadde's wonderful new book, We The Platform, demostrates "how literature changes our perspective on the internet." But you also need to add that it "respond[s] to decline narratives about literature and literary study and to offer an alternative to prevailing sense of defea…
627. - Lauren Oyler
Lauren Oyler returns to the pod; her new book, No Judgement, is out now. We spoke with her from her home in Berlin about New York City turbulence, height shaming in Midtown, asking for books, where are all the hot people hiding in Berlin, Mallorcan hams, the most important city in the world, she tr…
“Small, Poor and Free”: Merve Emre and Emily Greenhouse on Magazines
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Recorded live in front of an audience in Berlin, Emily Greenhouse, editor of The New York Review of Books, and Merve Emre, critic and staff writer at The New Yorker, talk with Berlin Review editor Tobias Haberkorn about how magazines get made and who they're made for.
They discuss what an…
Péter Nádas "A Book of Memories" with Lauren Oyler
Welcome to The Lost Shelf! the podcast where we invite writers to rescue a neglected work of genius from obscurity.
In Episode Five, Art O'Connor and Lauren Oyler get lost in Péter Nádas' magisterial "A Book of Memories". They discuss historical bodies, sex, the epistemology of touch, sex, and what…
“It's Not Giving Homer”: Lauren Oyler and Tobias Haberkorn on Anne Carson
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Anne Carson won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.” Born in Canada in 1950, Carson is a classicist, translator and poet. Her works have been transla…
The Book Club: Lauren Oyler
This week's Book Club podcast sees me speaking to the critic and novelist Lauren Oyler about her first collection of essays, No Judgment: On Being Critical. Lauren and I talked about the freedoms and affordances of the essay form; about how making and criticising art has been changed – and hasn't –…
Feuds!
I was a little whiskey tipsy during this episode! I think I said Didion had a son—which she does not. She had an adopted daughter only. Anyway, we also discuss juicy feuds: Norman Mailer v. Gore Vidal, Frost v. Stevens, Peck v. Moody, Ford v. Whitehead, Byatt v. Drabble, Didion v. Babitz, and also …
“Beyond the Trauma Script”: Catherine Liu, Sarah Stein Lubrano and Lea Ypi on How the Left Can Start Winning Again
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Recorded live at the Volksbühne in Berlin, the first event in Berlin Review’s new talk series there. Tobias Haberkorn is joined by Catherine Liu, professor of film and media studies at UC Irvine and author of Traumatized: The New Politics of Public Suffering; the writer and political theor…
“Beyond the Trauma Script”: Catherine Liu, Sarah Stein Lubrano and Lea Ypi on How the Left Can Start Winning Again
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Recorded live at the Volksbühne in Berlin, the first event in Berlin Review’s new talk series there. Tobias Haberkorn is joined by Catherine Liu, professor of film and media studies at UC Irvine and author of Traumatized: The New Politics of Public Suffering; the writer and political theor…
Lauren Oyler's Fake Accounts: Beyond the Pod (more Weird Girl Lit)
Hey all! This is another iteration of "Beyond the Pod", where either Jenny or Dani talk about books they enjoy not for the pod. Today, Jenny shares her thoughts on Fake Accounts by Lauren Oyler (2021) what worked for her, what did not, and why she decided to read it.
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