Book · 2010 · Fiction
Entangled
The Eater of Souls
Entangled by Graham Hancock has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Dennis McKenna (1 episode) and Graham Hancock (2 episodes) on The Joe Rogan Experience (3 episodes).
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No very interesting entangled oh you should read it.
Dennis McKenna · The Joe Rogan Experience · Jan 2013 Listen at 1:40:03 The best things said about it
My first novel vanished without a trace because it had that was called Entangled because it had absolutely no support from from the publishers at all.
Graham Hancock The Joe Rogan Experience · May 2013 Why people recommend it
Entangled by Graham Hancock is a fictional work that explores fascinating concepts through a narrative born out of deep personal experiences and extensive research in Brazil. Dennis McKenna recommended Graham Hancock's novel on The Joe Rogan Experience, telling listeners that they simply should read it because it is very interesting. Later, Graham Hancock himself appeared on the same podcast to discuss the background of the book, explaining how it marked his very first foray into novel writing. He shared that the project originated from a series of Ayahuasca sessions in Brazil where he specifically asked if he could write a novel and what the subject matter should be, leading to a remarkable creative process during those five sessions. However, Hancock also touched upon the difficulties the book faced upon publication, noting that his first novel ultimately vanished without a trace due to a complete lack of support and backing from the publishing houses at the time. Despite these commercial hurdles, the book remains a notable piece of fiction tied to the author's broader intellectual and exploratory journey, continuing to capture the interest of podcast hosts and guests alike who appreciate Hancock's unique perspective on storytelling and alternative history.
Every mention
Dennis McKenna no very interesting entangled oh you should read it 1
“no very interesting entangled oh you should read it”
Graham Hancock My first novel vanished without a trace because it had that was called Entangled because it had absolutely… 2
“My first novel vanished without a trace because it had that was called Entangled because it had absolutely no support from from the publishers at all.”
“and I'd always wanted to write a novel so down in Brazil uh over a series of five iwasa sessions I I asked iwasa can I write a novel and if so what what would I be writing about and something amazing happened in th those five sessions”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“so I've written three um is this the third well I've written entangled which is a whole other story and then I've written volume one and volume two of war god”