Fandom, Surrealism, & Literature w/ Esther Yi ("Y/N") | Reading the Room Podcast

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10 апр 2023

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Комментарии : 11

@nathansnook Год назад

fantastic as always! loved all her recs at the end! her love for Kafka and Houellebecq really does shed some light on the basic elements of this book! now itching to reread it!

@whatpageareyouon Год назад

This is my favorite reading the room podcast ep yet, such a smart and funny conversation and very “in the now” ya know, like listening to two friends chat 🤓 📚

@adtv80 4 месяца назад

The last two books I read were Mishima's Spring Snow and immediately after Y/N!!! Loooved both. Everything is connected ♥

@nancyberry3655 Год назад

Esther, I totally agree...Kafka is a favorite writer, and The Castle is the best. Have you read Krasznahorkai's "The Melancholy of Resistance"? These 2 are in my top ten of all time.

@shawnbreathesbooks 8 месяцев назад

Months later, I have just listened to this entire episode after finishing Y/N and it was a wonderful conversation!

@bibliosophie Год назад

just finished Y/N last night, and loving this interview

@RyansBookshelf Год назад

Finally catching up on all of these interviews, absolutely loved this conversation!

@yenasung Год назад

Omggg the last remark is such high praise 😲🙇🏻‍♀️

@kiranreader Год назад

such a lovely interview!! so great to hear esther yi's thought process behind the book :)

@CoffeeChatter Год назад

this was such a good interview and that is totally not what i thought y/n was going to be

@fikomiana Год назад

As a French viewer/listener/reader, it is very odd to see the reception of Michel Houellebecq's work outside of France ! I don't know how his viewpoints translate into anglophone worlds, especially all the interviews and texts of his promoting and catering to the ever-growing racist idea of the "grand remplacement" here in France.