Ep. 4.1: Some Ripe Petunias - NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN w/ Ben Avery
Part 1 of our in-depth series on Cormac McCarthy’s NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN. We’re joined by Ben Avery of the legendary Lemonparty podcast.
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Ep. 3.3: Play Us A Mighty Dub - The MADNESS of NEUROMANCER
In part 3 of our in-depth episode on William Gibson's NEUROMANCER. In the MADNESS portion of this series, we talk hacking in the ‘80s, what this book has in common with Djuna Barnes’ strange 1930s arthouse novel NIGHTWOOD, Rastafarianism, and where AI might be headed.
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Ep. 3.2: The Neon Dead, the Holograms Inert - The METHOD of NEUROMANCER
In part 2 of our in-depth episode on William Gibson's NEUROMANCER, Aaron and Brad go METHOD talking about what makes this book tick, how to write something ‘timeless’, and living in alternate realities.
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Ep. 3.1: To Call Up A Demon - NEUROMANCER w/Ewan Morrison
In part 1 our in-depth episode on William Gibson's NEUROMANCER, we give the Method and Madness treatment to the foundational cyberpunk text. A mix of noir, Burroughsian paranoia, and grimy science fiction, 40 years later NEUROMANCER seems more relevant than ever. SUBSCRIBE AT PATREON AND SUBSTACK FOR
In Part 3.1: We talk with the great Ewan Morrison about his new novel FOR EMMA, a cyber thriller par excellence, about the influence of Gibson, hyperstition, and the runaway processes of AI development that have writers on edge. PREORDER EWAN'S NEW BOOK: https://www.ewanmorrison.com/ and follow him at x.com/@mrewanmorrison.com and untopia.substack.com
MELEE 02: Tolkien, Catastrophes, and Jungian UFOs
We talk Aaron’s recent Tolkien “controversy,” where the Borges meets the road, the importance of plot, the looming and forgotten catastrophes of human history, Nathanael West, and what C.G. Jung thought about UFOs.