
Marina Warner, Anna Della Subin, Adam Thirlwell and Chloe Aridjis traverse the great parallel tradition of the literature of astonishment and wonder, dread and hope, from the 1001 Nights to Ursula K. Le Guin. Marina Warner is a writer of history, fiction and criticism whose many books include Stranger Magic, Forms of Enchantment and Once Upon a Time: A Short History of Fairy Tale. She was awarded ... more
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Though the last twelve episodes have taken Marina Warner and her interlocutors through many worlds and texts, no series could ever encompass the full scope of fantastic literature. This episode, recorded live at Swedenborg House, is an attempt to fil... more
When the polymorphous writer Ursula K. Le Guin died in 2018, she left behind novels, short stories, poetry, essays, manifestos and French and Chinese translations. The huge and loyal readership among children and older readers that she built during h... more
J.G. Ballard and Angela Carter were friends and co-conspirators in their witness to the postwar world and the liberation movements of the 1960s. Both were scathing in their antipathy towards the polite novels of manners and empire that still dominate... more
Leonora Carrington was a prodigious artist closely associated with major surrealists of the 1930s. Though only sporadically in print until recently, her writing has helped cement her cult status, not least The Hearing Trumpet (1974).
Before her fami... more
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Exploring the rich tapestry of literature that evokes astonishment, wonder, and a deep sense of exploration, this podcast examines works that range from ancient texts to contemporary narratives. Each episode highlights significant authors and their contributions to the genre of fantasy, including classic stories and lesser-known gems. Themes of identity, morality, and the human condition are dissected through compelling discussions about influential works from writers like Ursula K. Le Guin, Jorge Luis Borges, and Lewis Carroll, making each episode a fusion of literary analysis and personal reflection. Listeners can expect insightful dialogue about the interplay between storytelling and the ideological landscapes of various literary traditi... more
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