Reading the Room
Felice Basbøll, Ella DornWhere we read books and use them to analyse our cultural predicament
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#7 The Neverending Empire: why won't Rome go away? (ft. Finn McRedmond)
In which Ella, Felice and guest star Finn McRedmond discuss Aldo Cazzullo’s sprawling study of Rome, The Neverending Empire, the persistence of the Roman Empire in the public imagination, all-purpose analogies, feminist rewritings, and bad ...
#6 The Prisoner of Sex: Mailer in the modern age
In which Ella and Felice discuss Norman Mailer’s 1971 novel The Prisoner of Sex, second wave feminism, heterofatalism discourse, sexual antagonism, DH Lawrence, and the dilemmas of 21st century womanhood.
#5 Perfection: Latronico's millennial odyssey
In which Felice and Ella discuss Vincenzo Latronico’s novel Perfection, Georges Perec’s novel Things, millennial documents, polyamory, freelancing, gentrification, and the generational holdovers of hipsterism.
#4 The Gutenberg Galaxy: the making of typographic man
In which Ella and Felice discuss Marshall McLuhan’s book The Gutenberg Galaxy, the characteristics of print culture, the relationship between culture and technology, social media, Chinese phonetics, the utility of grand theories, and whethe...
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History student at Trinity College Dublin and project assistant at Living Freedom. X: @fbasboll
Prophetess of post-pagan Hollywood, New Statesman columnist, novelist in progress \ud83d\udcae elladorn.net / @elladorn_ / fairylandxo.neocities.org
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