American Gambler Book Club
American Gambler Book Club
Podcast Description
Each week I invite friends and guests to discuss a gambling-themed book (however loosely-defined) and whatever else may come up. Writers, entertainers, bon vivants and other smart and interesting people help me figure out what all belongs in the canon of books about gamblers as I work on my own contribution to whatever that is. davidhill.substack.com
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Focuses on various aspects of gambling literature, including discussions of specific books like Larry Merchant's National Football Lottery, critiques of gambling culture, and explorations into the lives of gamblers. Episodes may cover the influence of gambling on storytelling and analyze character portrayals in literature.
Each week I invite friends and guests to discuss a gambling-themed book (however loosely-defined) and whatever else may come up. Writers, entertainers, bon vivants and other smart and interesting people help me figure out what all belongs in the canon of books about gamblers as I work on my own contribution to whatever that is.
The New Yorker’s Jay Kang joins me to discuss Larry Merchant’s 1973 book National Football Lottery, a work of stunt journalism where Merchant gambles his book advance each week on the NFL. Presented by InGame.com.
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