The unofficial podcast of literary misfits everywhere who want to engage with books of "substance" (
Come explore existential despair, the hell of isolation, and the mad dash into oblivion with Nathan
Welcome to our episode on the novel Malina by Ingeborg Bachmann. David and Nathan wind their convers
Nathan and David continue their exploration of control with Waiting for Barbarians, a 1980 novel by
Our second episode on Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon, and again David is joined by Seth from W.
In our first of two episodes on Thomas Pynchon's 1973 masterpiece Gravity's Rainbow, David is joined
Welcome all and sundry to the first episode of Season 2: Control. Join us, David and Nathan, as we
With the 100th episode behind us, and with Nick off exploring the world of dance music, David and Na
On this, our 100th episode, we answered some of your questions from our B.O.S.S. voicemail. Sadly we
Our 100th episode is coming up. And we want you to call in and leave us a message, ask us a question
On this episode, David is joined by reader and writer Derek Maine to discuss Baron Wenckheim's Homec
David, Eric, and Nick read Jon Fosse’s Melancholy I-II, a mid-90s Norwegian novel in two parts that
David is joined by Ross Benjamin, translator of Franz Kafka’s Diaries in its most authentic form to
We have (finally) found the lost time! It was inside us all along! Listen in as Nathan, David, and N
In this episode Nick is joined by Tom Comitta, aficionado of citational fiction and author of The N
In this episode Nick is joined by Bob Blaisdell, Professor of English at the City University of New
David, Nathan, and Nick continue on their expedition for misplaced minutes, this time tackling Marce
David, Eric, and Nick dive into The Vegetarian, a 2007 novel by Han Kang that, after its English tra
Nathan, David, and Nick tackle Sodom and Gomorrah, the fourth volume of Marcel Proust’s In Search of
Seth — aficionado of difficult fiction and driving force behind WASTE Mailing List — joins the podca
David, Nathan, and Nick continue their journey through Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time, this