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S7E24: Word Dissociation with Alice Carriere (Patreon)

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2023-08-01 03:29:56
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Author Alice Carriere and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the resonating thrill of reading a detached literary voice, calming down with images of extreme horror and adopting a domestic approach to editing a manuscript. Part 2 of 2.

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Patrick

She’s delightful and so well read and I loved this all-book talk episode. 🫡

richard owain roberts

am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.

Callan Wilks

Anyone wanna be a legend and list all the books referenced? Bret-book talk is win.

Sean Meehan

If one day, Richard Owain Roberts does indeed say more, later, after his run, I will die a happy man.

Kerry

I’m sure I’ve missed something but here is an attempt at documenting all the mentions The Watsons go to Birmingham 1963 By Paul Curtis The Giver The passion according to GH by Clarice Lispector The notebooks of Marlte Laurids Brigge The morning the Evening the night by Octavia butler Joan Didion (play it as it lays, the white album) The Kiss by Kathyrn Harrison Patricia Lockwood Didn’t no one give a shit what happened to Carlotta by James Hannaham George Eliot Trollup Tolstoy Orlando byVirginia Woolf Huckleberry Finn by Twain David copperfield by Dickens Bleakhouse by Dickens Tale of Two Cities by Dickens Great expectations by Dickens Demon copperhead by Barbara Kinsolver The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kinsolver Cronopios and Famas by Julio Cortázar Gabriel Garcia Marquez The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolano 2666 by Roberto Bolaño Hemingway Agatha Christie And then there were none Stephen King les martyrs by Pascal Laugier (film) À l'intérieur (film) Frontière(s) by Xavier Gens (film) Priestdaddy: a memoir by Patricia Lockwood No one is talking about this by Patricia Lockwood A supposedly fun thing that I will never do again by David Foster Wallace Trust by Hernan Diaz In the distance by Hernan Diaz On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous: A Novel by Ocean Vuong Candy house by Jennifer Egan A visit from the goon squad by Jennifer Egan Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan Matrix by Lauren Groff Fates and furies by Lauren Groff Outline by Rachel Cusk Transit by Rachel Cusk Voices from Chernobyl by Svetlana Alexievich Shuggie Bain: A Novel by Douglas Stuart Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin The Bee Sting by Paul Murray Skippy Dies by Paul Murray Remembrance of things past by Proust The Guest by Emma Cline The Girls by Emma Cline The famished road by Ben Okri Cormac McCarthy Martin Amis

Tracy Stapleton-Lutkins

He sounds so much happier talking about books and reading than he has been about movies. I love it. MORE! More book talk, Brett!

Brian Borough

"I excreted a worm." might be the wildest statement I've ever heard on the BEE pod.

GC

Bret's icy silence when Alice says she likes DFW lol...

Mikael Pawlo

Whoa. Readers. What an absolute thrill to hear them jam along over books in such a rapid pace. Need to relisten with a notepad… or the Kindle Store fired up 😀💸💸💸

Mikael Pawlo

”I don’t get punished now?” ”Would you like to be?” 😂😂😂

Pp358
>>114332970

At this point I don’t know where the purpose of my membership crosses over from BEE love to this statement and its consequential shenanigans.

Iain
>>114333873

Skippy Dies is brilliant. Looking forward to The Bee Sting.

Matt Wall

Bret I need your Barbie review

Dan S

she seems cool but her over-pronunciation of titles in their native languages is taking me out a bit

Phoenix

I enjoyed this interview more than I thought. Appreciate her honesty, and now I have to read her book…

Jorge Espinha

It seems artists aren't very good parent material.

Jett

Shirley

Justin
>>114373062

Read Demon Copperhead after her recommendation. Excellent!

grainpulp

“Would you like to be?” lol! Really a great episode, the book love is infectious, and she’s a great guest.