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Books by Italo Calvino mentioned on podcasts
Invisible Cities is Italo Calvino’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 4 podcasts (4 episodes with a recommendation). In all, 4 books by Italo Calvino have come up in 10 episodes on 6 podcasts, led by Invisible Cities (5 episodes), The Baron in the Trees (3 episodes) and Under the Jaguar Sun (1 episode), through .
Questions about books by Italo Calvino
What is Italo Calvino's most mentioned book on podcasts?
Invisible Cities is Italo Calvino's most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 4 podcasts and recommended in 4 episodes (1 episode discussed without a recommendation), as of November 9, 2026.
How many of Italo Calvino's books come up on podcasts?
4 books by Italo Calvino come up on podcasts: 4 books across 10 episodes on 6 podcasts, as of November 9, 2026.
Who recommends books by Italo Calvino?
David Eagleman (2 episodes), Tim Ferriss (2 episodes), Matt Haig (1 episode), Ryan Holiday (1 episode) and Sam Schillace (1 episode) have recommended books by Italo Calvino on podcasts.
Which podcasts mention Italo Calvino most?
Lex Fridman Podcast (2 episodes), The Book Review (2 episodes), The Tim Ferriss Show (2 episodes), How I Write (1 episode) and Lenny's Podcast (1 episode), among 6 podcasts in all.
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Invisible Cities
Recommended“I would say two different ones. I would say Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, which is basically every page is a different city and it's an imagined city, they're fantastical cities.”
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The Baron in the Trees
Recommended“I'll add one more to the list for people who are looking for something very strange and it's also very short, but I think it's The Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino, which is about basically a young boy who gets in a fight with his father, comes from this esteemed family, escapes into the tree in his yard,”
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Under the Jaguar Sun
Recommended“And you read Under the Jaguar Sun by Talo Covino? No. He wrote these series of essays, like one on each sense, one on sight, one on smell.”
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If on a Winter's Night a Traveler
Discussed“it's a reference by the way to the Italo calino novel if on a winter sign a traveler which I'm sure 1% of the readers actually got that too but it it's uh for people who are really into meta fiction from the 1960s it had added meaning”
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