Mining the Dalkey Archive Podcast
Mining the Dalkey Archive Podcast
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Literary history and analysis of Dalkey Archive Press's catalog. dalkeyarchive.substack.com
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The podcast explores themes including literary criticism, author-focused discussions, and contextual analysis with episodes analyzing works like Herman Melville’s 'The Confidence-Man' and Marguerite Young’s 'Miss MacIntosh, My Darling'. The hosts engage in in-depth conversations about narrative techniques, cultural implications, and the reception of classic literature.
Literary history and analysis of Dalkey Archive Press’s catalog.
In this month’s installment in the ongoing look at Dalkey Archive’s Irish Literature Series, Vince and Chad discuss The Dogs of Inishereby Alannah Hopkin, a short story collection from 2017. They talk about the short story form, the position of a collection in today’s marketplace, sequencing, aging, B. S. Johnson, and more.
The next book to be featured in this series is Transitby Bernard Share (September), followed by In Transitby Brigid Brophy (October).
This episode’s music is “If Time Was Kinder” by Arms and Sleepers & Sun Glitters.
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