Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18
Books mentioned on Lydia Millet on 'Fight No More'
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Fight No More
Discussed“she'll be here to talk about her latest collection fight no more”
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Love in infant monkeys
Discussed“so your last Story collection as you said it's been a while was in 2010 love and infant monkeys that was a a Pulitzer priz finalist”
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Pills and starships
Discussed“I did one called uh pills and starships that that is classified as sort of ya”
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How the dead dream
Discussed“this Trilogy that I wrote that started with a book called How the dead dream so that was more about Extinction”
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A Children's Bible
Lydia Millet’s novel A Children's Bible follows a group of rebellious youths navigating an apocalyptic landscape after ecological collapse upends adult society.
Discussed“i' I've just finished a novel called a children's Bible That's not out yet”
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West Side story
Discussed“Westside Story is probably the most popular musical in American history and it's one of the greatest”
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Cherry
Cherry by Nico Walker is a gritty debut novel following an anonymous narrator who drops out of college to serve as an army medic in Iraq, only to return home battling severe PTSD and opioid addiction.
Discussed“so there's a novel that's coming out this month that really caught my attention it's coming out from Koff”
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is a foundational American classic that follows a young boy's journey down the Mississippi River alongside an escaped slave named Jim.
Discussed“This is our prisoner on Huckleberry Finn Huck was the boy for me when I was a shaver”
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DON QUIXOTE
DON QUIXOTE by Miguel de Cervantes is widely celebrated as one of the first and greatest masterpieces in the novel form, following a man who sets out to save the world and make it a better place.
Discussed“here he is on Don kote this one grabs the cake cervante is one by a mile”
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Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray is a sprawling satirical novel that chronicles the intertwined lives of Becky Sharp and Amelia Sedley against the backdrop of British society during and after the Napoleonic Wars.
Discussed“here he is on Vanity Fair by th Tha never did anything better than this”
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Love, Nina
Love, Nina by Nina Stibbe is a charming epistolary memoir chronicling the author's experiences as a young nanny in 1980s London while working for Mary-Kay Wilmers.
Recommended“there's a beautiful book written by uh Mary Kay Wilmer is nanny called love Nina I love one my favorite books”
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A life of my own
Discussed“Alex tell us again the title of Claire's book it's called a life of My Own by Clare Tomlin”
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The tangled tree
Discussed“I reviewed something that could conceive which I call it sort of like a biography of an idea it's a book by David Quan and it's called the Tangled tree”
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Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“she was last year for her last novel sweet Lamb Of Heaven”
“I'm sure you're aware that I you know your review of spillover led me to that story which I thought was short story called walking out”