Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18
Books mentioned on Alice Elliott Dark on ‘Fellowship Point’
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Fellowship Point
Fellowship Point is an expansive and immersive contemporary novel by Alice Elliott Dark that explores the deep, lifelong friendship between two women navigating aging, property, family secrets, and coastal preservation in Maine.
Recommended“the new novel Again by Alice Elliot dark is fellowship point in the New York Times book review”
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Joan
Discussed“Katherine Chen's second novel Joan tells the story of Joan of Ark whose life continues to Fascinate and Inspire us nearly 600 years after she died”
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In the gloaming
In the Gloaming is a critically acclaimed short story by Alice Elliott Dark that explores the complex emotional landscape of a young man dying of AIDS and his relationship with his mother during his final months at home.
Recommended“so if people have not read in the gling they should do so immediately”
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The testament of Mary
Discussed“because I was so inspired by uh The Testament of Mary by col toine”
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The Trial of Joan of Arc
Discussed“and I read this from Daniel hobbins excellent work which is titled the trial of Joan of Arc”
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Thank You for Listening
Thank You for Listening is a contemporary romance novel by Julia Whelan that follows a former audiobook narrator who reluctantly returns to the booth for one final project after stepping away from the profession due to personal tragedy.
Recommended“I am fan girl screaming so far over a book that I just picked up last night called thank you for listening by Julia whan”
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A word child
A Word Child is a psychologically complex and morally intricate novel by Iris Murdoch that examines guilt, redemption, and the burdens of the past through the life of a troubled civil servant.
Discussed“I'm finishing finally this novel called a word Child by Iris Murdock which came out in the mid 70s”
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Elegy for Iris
Elegy for Iris is a poignant memoir by John Bayley that chronicles the final years of his wife, the brilliant philosopher and novelist Iris Murdoch, as she succumbed to Alzheimer's disease.
Recommended“and speaking of Iris Murdoch I have to ask if you've read El for Iris by John Bailey”
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Other mentions in this episode (3) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“she's the author of the novel think of England which followed two remarkable story collections naked to the waste and in the gloaming”
“she's the author of the novel think of England which followed two remarkable story collections naked to the waste and in the gloaming”
“not not only because she's the author of another novel called my Oxford year but because she is one of the world's preeminent Audi book narrators”