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Året i bild Vi summerar skräckåret 2023 genom att utse årets det ena och årets det andra, i gammal beprövad Vargtimmen-tradition, trots upprepade bedyranden under året att det är dags att uppdatera sig till ett mer hanterligt format. Men förändring förutsätter risktagande, och risktagande kan innebära obehagligheter. Så vi gör såhär nu; fortsättning följer om tre veckor igen. Tomas frågar sig om det snygga citatet "It preys on the weak and the wounded" i den onödigt svaga The Boogeyman är en stöld från eller en hyllning till Session 9, och Lars önskar sig en ”consumer's cut” av Evil Dead Rise som klippt bort referenspisset till ettan i anslaget och börjar direkt med den ursnygga titelskylten, gärna dubbelt så länge (om det går). Vi pratar också om: vårt sjöslag till 40-årsfest, Daniel Garptoft när han sjunger ”Sabotage” karaoke, Jason Vorhees, Chucky, Den onda dockan, Fredagen del 13 del II, Susan var är du?, Disco Classics, en kommande svensk skräckfilm som vi inte kan säga något om på förhand, Mike Flanagan, Succession, Edgar Allan Poe, Stephen King, The Fall of the House of Usher, Hanteringen av odöda, Mattias Fyhr, Svensk skräcklitteratur del 2, John Ajvide Lindqvist, Mats Strandberg, Yvonne Leffler, Kult, Sarah Snook, Run Rabbit Run, Magnus Jäverling, The Babadook, The Others, Alice i underlandet, Lake Mungo, Twin Peaks, perspektivering, William Faulkner, Elizabeth Moss, Choose or Die, Robert Englund, The Pale Blue Eye, The Pale Blue Eye, Christian Bale, Vaknatten, författaren Karin, Creepypodden #208: Familjekultur, Hell Maria full av nåd, Sofia Albertsson Göthberg, The Boogeyman, Rob Savage, Host, Marin Ireland, The Dark and the Wicked, Vietnamese Gothic, Trang Thanh Tran, She is a Haunting, detta med snygga titlar, detta med snygga dedikationer, årets julkalender Trolltider, Sagan om ringen, True Detective, The Trickle-Down Effect, god kulturs inneboende lust att gå halva vägen med nya konsumenter, Madeleine Bäck, Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin, Sami Raimi, Rob Tapert, Naturon Demonto, Necronomicon, deadites, Henrik Möller, Apokalyps Malmö, Vertigo Förlag, Bödeln från Malmö och Udda Ting. Samtalet fortsätter sedan bakom Patreon-väggen i upp till 150% av ordinarie speltid med skarpa, rätt oskarpa och rejält slöa iakttagelser kring: The Last of Us, avsnitt 3: Long, Long Time, Playstation 3, PS3, Bret Easton Ellis, The Shards, American Psycho, Glamorama, Lunar Park, Imperial Bedrooms, Beau is Afraid, Ari Aster, Joaquin Phoenix, Suspiria-remaken, Midsommar, Hereditary, Apocalypse Now, Wes Anderson, David Lynch, Lovecraftiana, Matt Ruff, The Destroyer of Worlds, Lovecraft Country, Anders Fager och hans ambition “befria Lovecraft från Lovecraft”, James Wan, Megan, M3GAN, Blumhouse, Äkta människor, i SVT, Black Mirror, M3GAN, V Castro, The Haunting of Alejandra, Mestiza Blood, The Goddess of Filth, Saw X, Tobin Bell, John Kramer, Se7en, Israel-Palestina-konflikten, Youtube-artisten Via Mardit, Satan's Slaves 2: Communion, Joko Anwar, May the Devil Take You, V/H/S, Carrie, Tiffany D. Jackson, The Weight of Blood, Get Out, Black Lives Matter, The Conjuring, A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh, Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie, Tintin, Johan Theorin, Ölandskvartetten, whodunnit, Elisabeth Hand, A Haunting on the Hill, Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre, The Wide Sargasso Sea, the mad-woman in the attic, Bengt Ohlsson, Gregorius, Hjalmar Söderberg, Doktor Glas, “føla i fjorda”, Sommaren 1985, There's Something in the Barn, Martin Starr, Freaks and Geeks, www.hisgames.org, Rise of the Triads, Blood, Hexen, Quake, Doom, Mortal Kombat, Silent Hill, Forbidden Siren och Transformers. Besök för all del gärna www.patreon.com/vargtimmenpodcast för mer information. Nostalgi, löst tyckande och akademisk analys.
För första gången på 157 avsnitt gästas "Hemma hos Strage" inte av en musiker, även om Bret Easton Ellis faktiskt spelade keyboard i tre band när han gick på college. Det är som författare till böckerna "Less than zero", "American psycho", "Glamorama" och nya "Skärvorna" han blivit världsberömd. Strage hälsade på Bret i hans lägenhet på 13th Street i New York för ganska exakt 25 år sedan. Nu kommer Bret till Kungsholmen och pratar om tidens flykt, om kristallklara tonårsminnen, om att dölja sin sexualitet i high school och samtidigt dejta skolans snyggaste tjej, om att förtjusas av Kim Wildes likgiltiga perfektion i "Kids in America"-videon och vilja skriva på samma sätt, om hur det är att leva med en oerhört woke generation Y-pojkvän och om hur mycket som är sant i de depraverade skildringarna av en uppläsningsturné i boken "Lunar Park", där han röker crack och blir attackerad av en hund efter att ha försökt få den att "gå ner" på ett medvetslöst fan (spoilervarning: "Everything happened!"). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
C'est l'été et 4 Quarts d'Heure (et le 5ème quart d'heure) continue pendant toute la saison ! On débute la « Summer Edition » du podcast avec nos meilleures recommandations culturelles pour chiller sur la serviette ou décéder de chaleur dans sa chambre de 9m2, c'est selon.Pour écouter le 5ème quart d'heure, abonnez-vous à Acast+ comme ceci :Téléchargez une application de podcasts (Apple Podcasts, Podcast Addict, Castbox...) : elles sont toutes gratuites ! (L'abonnement ne fonctionne pas sur les applications de streaming : Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music). Cliquez sur le lien suivant : https://plus.acast.com/s/4-quarts-dheureAttention, les formules d'abonnement proposées sont hors TVA.Toute la culture de cet épisode :La reco de Camille : la série « En Place » sur NetflixLa reco d'Alix : le livre « Star » de Guillaume PoixLa reco de Louise : le podcast « La Chamade » de Samia Miskina et le livre « La maison au milieu la mer céruléenne » de TJ KluneLa reco de Kalindi : le livre « Si tout n'a pas péri avec mon innocence » d'Emmanuelle Bayamack-TamDans cet épisode, on parle de ça :La série « Jusqu'ici tout va bien » de Nawel MadaniLes ateliers d'écriture de Guillaume PoixNicole GarciaLa pièce de théâtre « Miss None » de Guillaume PoixLa saison 4 de « Never Have I Ever » / « Mes Premières Fois »Le livre « Arcadie » d'Emmanuelle Bayamack-TamLe livre « La treizème heure » d'Emmanuelle Bayamack-TamLe livre « Les garçons de l'été » de Rebecca Lighieri (pseudo de EBT)Le film « Beau Is Afraid » de Ari AsterLe livre « La Conjuration des Imbéciles » de John Kennedy TooleLe livre « Karoo » de Steve TesichLes livres « American Psycho » et « Glamorama » de Bret Eston EllisLa série « Succession »Abonnez-vous à 4 Quarts d'Heure sur :Apple PodcastsSpotifyDeezerPodcast AddictSuivez-nous sur Instagram :Louise : @petrouchka_Alix : @alixmrtnKalindi : @kalramphulCamille : @camille.lorente Abonnez-vous au 5ème Quart d'heure ici : https://plus.acast.com/s/4-quarts-dheure. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Editor's Note: We recommend checking out our VALIS Incident episode to get extra insight into the subject matter before diving into this one. We have dedicated this episode to the memory of Phil's good friend and fellow writer Radell Faraday Nelson 1931-2022. R.I.P. Greetings, PKD fans. David Gill joins the usual DickHeads back to discuss PKD's religious mystery novel VALIS. Horselover Fat is on a quest to find out why a pink laser beam of pure knowledge entered his brain one day and now he has strange visions and preternatural knowledge of events around him. Is Horselover a genius or a madman? Has his Rhipidon Society really found the trail to the messiah? We attempt to figure it all out. Plus: Langhorne visits a chocolate factory. Gonad Kid. And navel-gazing with Sigmund Freud. •Our Patreon ►► http://www.patreon.com/LanghorneJTweed •Electric Larryland Discord ►► https://discord.com/channels/557458722268643329 •David's YouTube Channel ►► https://www.youtube.com/user/Veganrevwithzombies/ Find David Gill: •Total Dick-Head Blog ►► http://totaldickhead.blogspot.com/ PKD News: •NYT Top PKD ►► https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/26/books/best-philip-k-dick-novels.html •Tor Severance and the PKD ►► https://www.tor.com/author/david-agranoff/ •Within you, Without You: Philip & Jane Dick ►► https://www.tor.com/author/david-gill/ Dicklike Suggestions: David's A. Pick(s) • Virtual Zen ►► https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6584909-virtual-zen?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=XUsw47qbXV&rank=1 • Galaxies►► https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21424252-galaxies?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_11 Langhorne's Pick(s) • Doki Doki Lioterature Club ►► https://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/Doki_Doki_Literature_Club/ David Gill's Pick(s) • Glamorama ►► https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9913.Glamorama?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_9 • The Future of Another Timeline ►► https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43263237-the-future-of-another-timeline?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=SJgcybjKYx&rank=1 • The Man in The Gray Flannel Suit ►► https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/90886.The_Man_in_the_Gray_Flannel_Suit?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_14 Music on this episode is from - Valis: An Opera by Tod Machover Check it out here: www.amazon.com/Valis-ANNE-BOGDEN…EMA/dp/B000003GI2 FIND US: Twitter ►► https://twitter.com/Dickheadspod Facebook ►► https://www.facebook.com/Dickheadspodcast/ Soundcloud ►► https://soundcloud.com/dickheadspodcast Instagram ►► https://www.instagram.com/dickheadspodcast/ YouTube ►► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5…UlAAoWtLiCg --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dickheadspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dickheadspodcast/support
Es sollte das Literaturereignis des Jahres werden. Nach zwölf Jahren erschien der neue Roman von Bret Easton Ellis, der in den 90er-Jahren als aufstrebender Autor von «American Psycho» oder «Glamorama» für seine bitterböse Abrechnung mit der Gegenwart gefeiert wurde. Sein neues Buch mit dem Titel «The Shards» wurde als Meisterwerk angekündigt –und enttäuscht. Nicht zum ersten Mal können wir einem sogenannten Popliteraten beim Scheitern zuschauen. Ist dieses Genre vielleicht nicht mehr zeitgemäss?In einer neuen Folge des täglichen Podcasts «Apropos» spricht Literaturkritikerin Nora Zukker über Popliteraten wie Bret Easton Ellis im mittleren Alter und warum sie trotzdem noch lange nicht aus der Zeit gefallen sind. Gastgeber ist Philipp Loser.Mehr zum Thema:Buchkritik zu Bret Easton Ellis: https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/shards-bret-easton-ellis-neues-buch-kritik-rezension-952609054001
Mordi is quickly becoming one of Naarm's most promising up-and-coming selectors. Her staple sets at festivals and clubs Beyond The Valley, Xe54, Colour Club & Glamorama have become some of the more talked about in recent times, with her signature blend of prog trance-tipped grooves, and piano prominent house, continuing to capture the attention of punters and promoters afar. @heidi-morris-753164150 ==================================================== Novel & Nights Like This Presents Sven Väth (3hrs) Fri 17th Feb, 9 PM - 2 AM Liberty Hall, Sydney Lineup: Sven Väth + Maurizio Schmitz www.facebook.com/events/796862878088453/ REACT with Claire Morgan Fri 10th of Feb, 10 PM - 5 AM Bourke Street Courtyard Lineup: Claire Morgan, Cybernet, Dává, Kaytseng, Meja, Missé, Willem + Yancy www.facebook.com/events/701980978257799/ Smalltown with Sven Vath, Adana Twins + PARIS Sun 19th Feb, 3 PM - 11 PM PICA Lineup: Sven Väth, Adana Twins, PARIS, Emma Renée b2b Clare Choveaux, Fosters, Fraser & Kyle, Gumm, Nick Young & Rob Anthony, Ricky Nord b2b Willem + SNAXX www.facebook.com/events/5413212928802230/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC
Originally from Tasmania but having lived in London, Europe and Naarm in the last five years, Clare Choveaux's music taste spans from uplifting house, to heavy techno and ravey breaks. The underlying theme within her sonic aesthetic is inspired by the rave scene, drawing inspiration from the likes of FJAAK and Roza Terenzi. A regular feature at a Novel showcase, Clare has also performed at Glamorama, Electric, The Third Day, and Naarm's newly opened ATET. This mix showcases Clare's style perfectly, full of high-energy hard house, breaks, trance and UK garage. @clare-choveaux ====================================================== Novel & ATET presents Paramida Sun 30th Oct, 1PM - 11 PM ATET, 1 N Wharf Rd, Docklands Lineup: Paramida, Char, Fader Cap, Maro, Millú + Reflex Blue www.facebook.com/events/410240797763511 Friends Of Friends with Omar-S Sun 30th Oct, 2PM - 10PM Bourke Street Courtyard Lineup: Omar-S, Anna B, Ben Fester, Floss Dogg, Genki Tanaka, Marli, Peteza + Ryan Berkeley www.facebook.com/events/1237643853738174/ Goodroom with Joey Coco Sun 30th Oct, 7:30PM - 3AM Electric Lineup: Joey Coco, DJ NayNay, DJ Swella, Jack Bradshaw + Fosters https://www.facebook.com/events/3284847058441720/ React with Paramida - Bourke Street Courtyard Fri 4th Nov, 10PM - 5AM Bourke Street Courtyard Lineup: Paramida, Aldonna, Hex Editor, Lums World, Missé, Ricky Nord, DJ Seen + Willem www.facebook.com/events/5981128931910923 Nights Like This with Dusky, Marcel Dettmann + SPFDJ Fri 18th Nov, 10PM - 5AM Home The Venue Lineup: Dusky, Marcel Dettmann, SPFDJ, Bella Claxton, James Pepper, Willem + more www.facebook.com/events/1246917529456614/ Smalltown Street Rave with Dusky, Marcel Dettmann + SPFDJ Sat 19th Nov, 12PM - 10PM Graham St, Port Melbourne Lineup: Dusky, Marcel Dettmann, SPFDJ, X-Coast, Emma Renée + Yarra www.facebook.com/events/1024871358159337 SOLD OUT - ALWAYS LIVE & Novel Present Caribou (Live) - Forum Melbourne Sun 11th Dec, 7PM - 10:30PM Forum Melbourne Lineup: Caribou (Live) + Marli www.facebook.com/events/470204424972581/ ALWAYS LIVE & Novel Present Caribou (Live) - Forum Melbourne - 2nd Show Mon 12th Dec, 7PM - 10:30PM Forum Melbourne Lineup: Caribou (Live) + Marli www.facebook.com/events/1247529916025405/ Let Them Eat Cake NYD 2023 Sun 1st Jan 2023, 12PM - 10:30PM Werribee Mansion Lineup: ANNA . Bonobo (DJ) . DJ Koze . Elkka . Gerd Janson . KiNK (Live) . Kornél Kovács . Moxie . Papa Smurf . PARIS . Shanti Celeste . Skin On Skin . Stephan Bodzin (Live) . X CLUB. www.facebook.com/events/1218107515591386/ Novel & Nights Like This Presents DJ Koze Sat 7th Jan, 9PM - 2AM Roundhouse, Sydney Lineup: DJ Koze, BRIA + Marli www.facebook.com/events/561042209150230/ Novel & Nights Like This Presents Sven Väth (3hrs) Liberty Hall, Sydney Fri 17th Feb, 9PM - 2AM Lineup: Sven Väth + Maurizio Schmitz https://www.facebook.com/events/796862878088453/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC
Turbo Thot encapsulates all things up-beat, driving, and high-NRG. Swerving between an array of genres, her creative beginnings came in the form of her passion for hip-hop, and Southern trap. Her style has evolved into one that's optimal for the club, influenced by Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, and Loco Dice, traversing tech-house, disco, indie-dance, and tribal textures. As a long-standing resident at Section 8, Glamorama and Melbourne's Music Room, Turbo Thot's output is one that pulls listeners onto the dance-floor, daring them not to lose themself. @twerkshopmelbourne ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Goodroom with Made in Paris Sun 10th Jul, 3 PM - 3 AM Electric Bar Lineup: Made in Paris, Emma Renée, Gumm, Miss Farina, Nick Young & Rob Anthony, Scotty Pesticide, Shanti + Spargo www.facebook.com/events/601325171209153/ Novel Takeover - Bloom Sat 16th Jul, 10 PM - 5 AM Bloom Geelong Lineup: Bella Claxton, Daddy Cool, Gumm, Luke Hovey, Marli + Willem www.facebook.com/events/733103737891458/ Bella Claxton Presents Hyper Hype Fri 5th Aug, 9 PM - 3 AM 524 Flinders Lineup: Bella Claxton, DJ Belle, Bones, Mistrdean + Sam Alfred b2b Ricky Nord www.facebook.com/events/1177707269691300/ Darklove pres. Gumm b2b Luke Alessi (CBD Warehouse) Sat 6th Jul, 9 PM - 3 AM 524 Flinders Lineup: Gumm b2b Luke Alessi, Amber Ferraro, Huey Madden b2b MINA + Mode B www.facebook.com/events/1060956854511282/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC
Raja graduates from Santa's School for Girls to dish on sisterly squabbles over the All Stars 7 acting challenge, remixing her Futurama Glamorama look from season 3, repurposing her fashion archive for future AS7 runways, an update on Fashion Photo RuView, and reveals when to expect her (possible) final bow on Drag Race forever. Catch Quick Drag on Twitter Spaces live Tuesdays at 3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT @EW Get more of Entertainment Weekly's ‘Drag Race' coverage at ew.com/dragrace Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As one part of Melbourne music collective TOAST, Mode B is best known for curating a slew of underground music events at parks, beaches, warehouses, and venues across the city. He's played in local venues from Revolver to Glamorama, is the co-founder of boutique Gippsland music festival MOTION, and the owner of Beatport charting productions. With a focus on pushing an emotive brand of dance music, Mode B's sound is layered and varied, with sets characterised by plenty of mood, melody, percussive elements and precision mixing - all hallmarks you will find in this satisfying mix. @mode-b-40171743 ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: X Disco Presents Dr Packer (Public Holiday Day Party) Friday 15th April, 3PM – 10PM Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC Support: Edd Fisher, Callum Minutoli, Emma Renée, Luma, Rowan Turnley b2b Corey Cunningham, Spargo, Spinn OD b2b Steve Punch https://www.facebook.com/events/276967867905510 Mood Lab by Marli (Public Holiday Day Party) Sun 17th Apr, 3PM - 3AM The Gasometer Lineup: Dijok, DAWS, IVAANA, Lane Split, Marli, Myles Mac, Nebula, DJ Netburner https://www.facebook.com/events/3136840509929512/ smalltown with Âme b2b Dixon (4hrs) + Paramida Saturday 28th May, 3PM - 11PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Marli www.facebook.com/events/3003461663301654/ smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters https://www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC
Bosco's style draws strongly from his disco and hip hop roots, which is only one part of the Glamorama mainstay's finely curated sets filled with enigmatic twists and turns. From jazz-infused house through to techno rompers, he covers all the bases. Not only has he frequented the majority of Melbourne's nightlife, but he has toured his wares interstate, making appearances at nationally acclaimed festivals from Splendour in the Grass to Strawberry Fields and Let Them Eat Cake. Here he shows his years of experience with a wonderfully varied mix that never strays too far from a good time. @iambosco ========================================================= Upcoming Novel events: smalltown Street Rave w/ Roza Terenzi and Tornado Wallace Saturday 29th January, 3PM - 11PM @ Graham St, Port Melbourne Support: Millu, Pjenne, Marli, Willem www.facebook.com/events/805211553479883 Moodlab by Marli Friday 12th February, 10PM - 5AM @ Colour DJs: Marli, Bertie, Dj Luv You, Baby G, Floss Dogg, Aldonna, Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/1411925449193951 Bella Claxton Pres. Hyper Hype Sat 19th February, 10PM - 5PM @ Colour DJs: Bella Claxton, Waxlily, House Mum, Ricky Nord, Bones www.facebook.com/events/292348840129984 Novel pres. Papa Smurf (3 hrs) Saturday 19th February, 6PM - 11PM @ The Timber Yard Support: Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/117116403780394
Syzygy/ˈsɪzɪdʒi/ 1. A conjunction or opposition, especially of the moon with the sun.2. A pair of connected or corresponding things. Exploring the syzygy between humans and the creative content that brings us happiness. -----------------------Syzygy is a podcast featuring different artists every fortnight. Here will be a place to collaborate and connect different DJ/producers, graphic designers, film makers, photographers and creatives. This volume we feature the Melbourne based, Leah Marie. Leah Marie is a Melbourne-based DJ that after years of being on various dance floors, finally decided to take to the other side of the decks. Her musical interests lie within the realms of progressive house, afro house and deep/melodic techno & house. Throughout 2021, Leah has gotten people grooving across some of Melbourne's renowned venues including Revolver Upstairs, Brown Alley, Glamorama, Killing Time and Pawn & Co. We hope you enjoy Leah's one hour deep melodic house & techno mix which takes you through some of her recent favourite tracks. Track list: 1. Maz (BR), Bhaskar- Banzai (Original Mix) [Dawn Patrol Records]2. Q-Green- Rainbow Melody (Organic Space Remix) [Tookroom]3. Super Nebula- Skycade (Original Mix) [revolt records]4. Sebastien Leger, Sian Evans, Cypherpunx- Alien (Sebastien Leger Remix) [Renaissance Records]5. Avidus- Prometheus (Original Mix) [Oddity Records]6. Marksman- Ephemeral V27. Denis Horvat, Lelah- Noise feat. Lelah (Original Mix) [Afterlife Records]8. Jean Claude Ades, Sterea - Ordinary Day (Tone Depth Remix) [fryhide]9. The Journey, Haptic- Momento Mori (Original Mix) [Dear Deer]10. ROWA, Sanoi- Celestial (Kellerkind Remix) [Traum]11. Yousef, CamelPhat- April (Original Mix) [Knee Deep In Sound] Follow Leah Marie -linktr.ee/leahmarie_music Soundcloud@leahmariemusic-australia Instagraminstagram.com/leahmarie_music/ Follow Syzygy -Instagraminstagram.com/syzygy_11
STAY WILD KEEP READING – EVA BESTER Un podcast animé par Sylvia Minne Durée épisode : 00 :52 :41 © READING WILD 2021 Dans ce quinzième épisode de Stay Wild Keep Reading Eva Bester se confie au micro de Sylvia Minne sur son rapport à la lecture ; et quelques uns des livres qui l'ont marquée. RÉSUMÉ DE L'ÉPISODE Eva Bester a su créer un style en imposant le sien. Après huit années merveilleuses de "Remèdes à la mélancolie", elle nous promet pour cette rentrée d'essayer de trouver les clés de "L'embellie", chaque dimanche (même jour, même heure) sur France Inter. Si Eva Bester pratique au quotidien la consolation par les arts, dans sa pharmacopée, la lecture est reine. Rencontre avec celle pour qui : « une des raisons de rester en vie, vraiment très forte, c'est tous les livres qui restent à lire » Extraits de l'entretien "J'ai toujours adoré lire. Je me souviens de la griserie quand j'étais petite, l'école nous avait emmenés dans une bibliothèque municipale pour enfant «A l'heure joyeuse». Et c'était incroyable pour moi d'avoir une carte de bibliothèque et de pouvoir prendre 10 ouvrages qu'on ne connaissait pas et qu'on pouvait rapporter chez soi, on avait l'impression d'avoir des trésors, c'était fou" "Je crois que quand j'étais petite je voulais être Oscar Wilde. Je le trouvais extraordinaire. C'était un dandy incroyablement élégant, très érudit, intelligent avec beaucoup d'esprit, avec une vraie sensibilité humaniste… C'était mon idole." "Huysmans c'est l'un de mes chouchous (…). C'est une merveille "A rebours" "Bret Easton Ellis je l'adore. Pour moi Glamorama, Luna Park ce sont des chef-d'œuvre (…). Je trouve qu'il décrit magnifiquement la violence et la brutalité du monde qui nous entoure, tout en étant excessivement drôle." "J'ai des piles de livres partout; je suis envahie par les livres il y en a partout chez moi, je me prends les pieds dedans; à chaque fois que je les range un tout petit peu une semaine plus tard il y en a à nouveau qui s'amoncellent à côté de mon lit ; je peux pas faire autrement. J'adore ça, ça m'excite." Quelques auteurs/livres cités dans cet épisode PEF (Le prince des mots tordus) Oscar Wilde (Le portrait de Dorian Gray) Gustave Flaubert (Correspondances, Madame Bovary) Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho, Glamorama…) Joris Karl Huysmans (A rebours) Franz Kafka (Le journal) Woody Allen (Dieu, Shakespeare & moi, Pour en finir une bonne fois pour toutes avec la culture...) Pierre Dac (L'os à moelle) Stephen King (Misery, Marche ou crève) Knut Amsum (La faim) Dostievski (Les carnets du sous sol) Jean-Pierre Martinet (Jérôme) Albert Cohen (Belle du seigneur) Virginia Woolf (Orlando, Vers le phare) Luke Rhinehart (L'homme dé) Steeve Stesich (Karoo ) Charles Bukowski (Pulp) Raymond Chandler (Le grand sommeil) Mais aussi Claude Ponti, Jean de la La Fontaine, Baudelaire, Georges Perec, Michel Houellebecq, Cioran, Alphonse Allais, Chuck Palaniuk, Françoise Sagan, Hélène Giannecchini, Madame de Sévigné.. En conclusion de ce podcast, Eva Bester se prête au jeu du questionnaire lecture de Reading Wild pour nous délivrer quelques prescriptions littéraires, avant de lire à voix haute un extrait de "L'homme dé" de Luke Rhinehart. Merci Eva pour toutes ces belles recommandations Photographie Eva Bester : © Francesca Mantovani A écouter : "L'embellie" tous les dimanches à 10h sur France Inter A lire : "Remèdes à la mélancolie" & "Léon Spilliaert" aux éditions Autrement Cet épisode 15 de Stay Wild Keep Reading a été enregistré à Paris --- mercredi 7 juillet 2021 au Silencio Club à Saint Germain des Près Durée épisode 00 : 52 :41 © READING WILD 2021 A propos de ce podcast Abonnez-vous ici-même, sur iTunes, Spotify, Youtube ou via n'importe quelle application de podcasts. Tenez-vous au courant des prochains épisodes en nous suivant sur Twitter, Facebook ou Instagram @readingwild. Stay Wild Keep Reading est une production Reading Wild (www.readingwild.fr) présentée par Sylvia Minne
Deirdre grew up in Los Angeles, CA where she studied ballet from her mother, Eva Ralf and Tania Lichine. She moved to Minnesota to dance at Minnesota Dance Theater and then became a founding member of Zenon Dance Comapany where she danced for six years. She then found her home with Myron Johnson at Ballet of the Dolls where she danced for six more years and married her husband, Michael Murnane. Deirdre has also danced with Minnesota Opera, Sons of Winter Theater, Shawn Mcconneloug and her Orchestra, Children's Theater Company, and Macy's Glamorama. Deirdre taught dance in the Twin Cities from 1984 to 2017 and yoga since 2009. She has a 500-hour yoga teacher certification from Yoga Center Minneapolis, and is certified in Simonson Jazz Technique. Deirdre will be leaving Reif Dance in January to move back to the Twin Cities to teach there once again!
Indicia is a local artist who combines his love for queer community spaces and sweaty dancefloors to deliver DJ sets that frolic between radical experimentalism and wicked fun. Not only is he one of the co-heads of Signal club night and Nightfall, but he also held a year-long Friday night residency at Boney downstairs. To date, just some of his bookings include events and clubs like LEFAG, Point Blank, Glamorama, Unicorns, Honcho Disko, Outpost and more, with international support slots under the belt for the likes Courtesy, Boris and Rayna Russom. His debut EP, Watch Out, was also released earlier this year. Across 60 minutes, Indicia lays down a playful and sweaty club-ready set rooted in the dancefloors of yesteryear. @dj-indicia ==================================================== Upcoming Novel Events: Darklove w/ Traxion (Online SOLD OUT || Tix at door) NEW DATE TBA Support: Sindy, Big-Mac, Bryn D, Ham, Eric Stark www.facebook.com/events/196920505668803 Novel pres. Papa Smurf (3 hrs) Friday 13th August, 6PM - 11PM @ The Timber Yard Support: Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/117116403780394 Bella Claxton Pres. Hyper Hype Friday 21st August, 10PM - 5AM @ Colour DJs: Bella Claxton, Waxlily, House Mum, Ricky Nord, Bones https://www.facebook.com/events/2923488401299841 smalltown Bridge Rave w/ Late Nite Tuff Guy, Made in Paris, Dr Packer + Papa Smurf Friday 24th September (Public Holiday), 3PM - 11PM @ 565 Docklands Dr, Docklands Support: Gumm, Tinika www.facebook.com/events/223192099651968 Moodlab NEW DATE TBA @ Colour DJs: Marli, Bertie, Dj Luv You, Baby G, Floss Dogg, priya, Aldonna, Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/1411925449193951 Let Them Eat Cake Festival NYD Saturday 1st January 2022 @ Werribee Mansion Lineup TBA www.facebook.com/events/624354755189390
Zach and hot art school dropout Jana push the envelope and limits of acceptable commentary with an aesthetic approach to the art of TERRORISM and Bret Easton Ellis's celebrity, GLAMORAMA. Mass violence as art, the waning power of the famous woman, Columbine Americana, Ottessa Moshfegh, maoists, John Waters' Cecil B. Demented, Glee, ISIS, maoists and two glittering towers on fire. Follow Jana on Twitter: https://twitter.com/paranoidlikes And I'm So Popular: https://twitter.com/imsopopularpod impolular.me S2.E05
Driven by the sounds of melodic and progressive house, Fosta has positioned himself firmly within the Melbourne music scene. It’s easy to see why people find themselves drawn to his sound: he exerts contagious energy that is undeniable. His unique track selections and ability to capture the attention of his audience has launched Fosta onto the stage of Melbourne’s iconic venues such from Revolver Upstairs to Glamorama, as well as local festivals like Let Them Eat Cake. Recently, Fosta launched Lunar, a brand focused on unique soundscapes connecting a community of like-minded people whose love and passion for music is akin to his own. @fosta-music ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Smalltown Street Rave w/ Ben Klock, Maceo Plex and more... Sunday 7 March Inner-city location TBA www.facebook.com/events/618221922207350/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC
Ladies and gentleman; It took a while, but now we finally have our first english episode online and there are many more to come. Marvin A. Smith is Star Choreographer and Director from San Diego. He studied performing arts in L.A. and New York. Since then he worked with Stars like Jennifer Lopez, Michael Jackson, Olympic gold Medalist Magdalena Brescia, Helene Fischer, Madonna and many many more. His commercial Clients include Coca Cola, Armani, CK and many more. He is still one of the most humble guys I know. In this deep Conversation he shares his best life lessons and shares some of his wisdom. I really enjoyed it and made many many notes for my own life and I hope you can do too. Enjoy a conversation full of inspiration and motivation for your own. The book that changed his life the most: Clean: The Revolutionary Program to Restore the Body's Natural Ability to Heal Itself by Alejandro Junger ( https://amzn.to/3iJYW0f ) And his most gifted book: Glamorama: https://amzn.to/35R3MVZ Instagram: Marvin´s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marvinasmith/ Stefan´s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefan_pollmann/ Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/zdeg_podcast/
This is the first episode in our nightly quarantine series, which will be available for the duration of the pandemic on Patreon! Subscribe at http://www.patreon.com/notreally for a day-by-day breakdown of what has to be the most melodramatic extinction-level mass behavioral shift since Paul was kicked off Twitter and forced to shitpost as @gaycrossfit. We discuss our quars, individual symptoms, attention-starved celebrities, becoming gamers, "the death of cinema", Alex HRH Collection, the fulfilled prophecies of Wall-E, Idiocracy, and Glamorama, Paul's brother's girlfriend's intimacy issues, Coronavirus grifters, lying hookers, getting deplatformed, our entertainment suggestions, Danielle Staub's face, designer dogs named after designer bags, and Amanda Bynes's pregnancy. Buy the first and very-limited-edition Not Really T-shirt at https://not-really-store.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/paul-s-birthday-shirt !!!
Chip Kidd is an American graphic designer best known for his book covers. Based in New York City, Kidd is arguably the most famous dust jacket designers in the world. He has been credited by many as having spawned "a revolution in the art of America book packaging,” despite having no recognizable style. In fact, he says that “A signature look is crippling… [because] the simplest and most effective solutions aren't dictated by style.” It has been said by many that the history of book design can be split into two eras: before Kidd and after. He went to work at Knopf in 1986. Today he is associate art director and freelances widely, designing in total, some 75 dust jackets a year. We met in his offices at Knopf in New York to discuss his book Chip Kidd: Book 2. In so doing we talk about Meryl Streep, Haruki Murakami Martin Amis, the Eisner Awards, French kissing Neil Gaiman and connecting with authors, Alfred and Blanche Knopf, Sonny Mehta, D.A. Dwiggins, Paul Bacon, Geek Love, die cuts, Glamorama, the Yale Review, Chip's late husband poet and Yale Review editor J. D. McClatchy, Chris Ware, the Factory record label, Peter Seville, New Order album covers, the importance of dust jackets and identities, ebooks, death, being paid for your ideas and much more. * This interview was recorded in October, 2019. Sonny Mehta died in December, 2019.
With a passion for all things deep, dark, funky and fast, Monfreaq hit the ground running after learning to DJ while living in the Netherlands and being surrounded by the thriving Dutch techno scene. Since coming home to Melbourne, she has played along with local and international talents at venues such as Radar, Glamorama, Boney and Xe54, as well as a few raves in the hidden corners and warehouses of the city. Her sets encompass a wide range of music from different genres and periods, weaving together elements of UK dance music and Detroit influenced house, techno and electro. Recorded at the sold-out DJ Koze show, we were lucky enough to secure Monfreaq's set from the Darklove side room takeover for our next Novelcast. @monfreaq ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Sunday 5 January: Novel presents Honey Dijon @ Revolver https://www.facebook.com/events/808009529631120/ Saturday 11th January: Division + Novel pres. Denis Sulta www.facebook.com/events/2388705898110962/ Friday 31st January: stranger with Ø [Phase] www.facebook.com/events/2598000193614827/ Friday 7th February: Bunker & stranger pres. Paula Temple @ The Bottom End https://www.facebook.com/events/2616784711737664/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Hailing from Tel Aviv in Israel, Niv Ast follows a long line of prodigious producers to emanate from the Middle East. His appeal is easy to pinpoint: he has an uncanny ability to blend the organic feel of a Red Axes track with the street credibility of an Andrew Weatherall session. This has not gone unnoticed, and the producer has been making a name for himself through stellar releases on labels ranging from Correspondent to Duro and Relish. Anyone who has heard a Niv Ast mix knows that he favours energetic and untethered sounds which is totally undeniable. @nivast ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Fergus Sweetland is a Melbourne based producer and DJ who has invested himself in electronic music since 2009. His sound is a blend of sonic influences from across his life, and ideas from genres such as jazz, house, psychoacoustic and hip-hop are woven together to produce a unique contemporary techno sound. Groove, rhythm and funk play an important role in Sweetland’s productions. It’s his core belief that these elements are the soul of techno music. @fsweetland ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 22nd of November: Novel pres. James Zabiela @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2530624517165860/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Different Shades is a Malaysian DJ based in Melbourne. She is an extensive part of the multidisciplinary collective LOADING_ERROR and is also one half of the techno duo Concealed. She has been making waves around Melbourne's scene with a brand of diverse musical selections ranging from dubby, deep and emotive, to more bass-heavy and hard-hitting styles. She is perpetually shaping her sound to create a dynamic experience on the dance floor. To date, she has supported revered international acts including Pariah, Matrixxman, San Soda and Adriana Lopez. She is also set to perform at her very first festival when she takes to the stage at the upcoming Hopkins Creek festival in late November. @differentshadess ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 22nd of November: Novel pres. James Zabiela @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2530624517165860/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Consuming underground records since his inception, Horowitz is undoubtedly one of the more prolific producer/DJs to come out of the heaving Australian dance music scene. The Byron Bay-bred, Melbourne-based producer is signed to the domestic label Unknown Records, and his work display a keen auditory vision, well-versed sound design and production techniques to shape a truly unique sound. In fact, for many he is one of Australia’s most promising producer/DJs. Ahead of his booking as support for the Oliver Huntemann show at Brown Alley, he found some time to forward us an exclusive Novelcast mix… @horowitz_music ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 8th November: Novel & Finer Things Pres. Jeremy Underground @ Universal Club, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2382210971895468/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Saturday 9th November: The Living Room Festival w/ MCDE, Jeremy Underground, Acid Pauli and more @ The Timber Yard, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/927773570942098/ Friday 22nd of November: Novel pres. James Zabiela @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2530624517165860/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Anyone with a passing interest in Melbourne clubland might’ve heard of the promotional crew Gold Haus. They’ve been hosting successful events around town at venues like Section 8 alongside secret warehouse locations. Willem makes up one-third of the Gold Haus directing team, and he is rapidly building a name for himself as a DJ of note. In his relatively short career, he has already played at XE54, Glamorama, Brown Alley and New Guernica. He has been booked as DJ support for international artists including Huxley, Ben Pearce and Big Miz. With a sound that blends tribal, progressive and melodic influences, he is currently honing his studio skills under the tutelage of Jamie Stevens. The future is looking bright... @willemmelb ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Saturday 2nd November: Moments Like This ft. MCDE, George Fitzgerald & Serge Devant @ Greenwood Hotel, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Sunday 3rd November: Novel, Happen, Revolver Sundays pres George FitzGerald + Sally C @ Revolver, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Friday 8th November: Novel & Finer Things Pres. Jeremy Underground @ Universal Club, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2382210971895468/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Saturday 9th November: The Living Room Festival w/ MCDE, Jeremy Underground, Acid Pauli and more @ The Timber Yard, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/927773570942098/ Friday 22nd of November: Novel pres. James Zabiela @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2530624517165860/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Melbourne’s thriving progressive house and melodic techno scene is gaining global attention, and one artist making waves is the fast-rising producer/DJ/live performer ALEGRA. Giving a respectful nod toward the likes of ARTBAT and Tale Of Us, ALEGRA has established his own auditory blend which is finding favour with many. For proof look no further than his recent ‘Lost Moments’ EP which found its way to #10 on Beatport’s Melodic House and Techno chart and #54 on the overall chart. For the next hour, you will listen to his recorded set from the sold-out Novel presents Stephan Bodzin event where he showcased why he is earmarked as one to watch. @alegramusic ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 27th October: Novel & Revolver Sundays present Kolombo @ Revolver, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1743192705823704/ Saturday 2nd November: Moments Like This ft. MCDE, George Fitzgerald & Serge Devant @ Greenwood Hotel, Sydney https://www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Sunday 3rd November: Novel, Happen, Revolver Sundays pres George FitzGerald + Sally C @ Revolver, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Friday 8th November: Novel & Finer Things Pres. Jeremy Underground @ Universal Club, Sydney https://www.facebook.com/events/2382210971895468/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Saturday 9th November: The Living Room Festival w/ MCDE, Jeremy Underground, Acid Pauli and more @ The Timber Yard, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/927773570942098/ Friday 22nd of November: Novel pres. James Zabiela @ Glamorama, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/2530624517165860/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne (Online tix SOLD OUT) www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ The Paddock, Federation Square, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Sunday 8th December: Novel & Revolver present Leon Vynehall @ Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/2453482788267508/ Friday 13th December: Novel present DJ Koze @ Brown Alley, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/2642639839102937/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Fri 6th March - Mon 10th March: Pitch Music & Arts 2020 feat. Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin and more @ Moyston, VIC https://www.facebook.com/events/531494650987561/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Luke McD is Melbourne's patron saint of Getting The Party Started. His DJ sets are sprinkled with vintage house dipped in contemporary funk, and it is guaranteed to heat up the iciest dancefloor. He is a stalwart at local mainstay venues and events such as The Vineyard, Glamorama, Strawberry Fields and Pitch Music & Arts. For those who have witnessed his sets at Rainbow Serpent Festival will know it is some of the finest in the event’s illustrious history. If you need to lift your mood and look at the bright side of life then a dose of Luke McD should do the trick. @luke-mckirdy ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 27th September: Novel & Division Agency Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs +) @ The Enmore Theatre, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2360909624191640/ Saturday 28th September: Novel Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs) + Made in Paris @ Thornbury Social Club, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/646021399195048/ Friday 4th October: stranger with Function @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1222638251241897/ Friday 4th October: Darklove with The Drifter @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/357587745117313/ Friday 18th October: Red Bull Music Festival Melbourne: 1800-DOOF /w Chez Damier. DJ Deep and more @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/408634399767435/ Friday 27th October: Novel & Revolver Sundays present Kolombo @ Revolver, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1743192705823704/ Saturday 2nd November: Moments Like This ft. MCDE, George Fitzgerald & Serge Devant @ Greenwood Hotel, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Saturday 9th November: The Living Room Festival w/ MCDE, Jeremy Underground, Acid Pauli and more @ The Timber Yard, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/927773570942098/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ Venue TBA, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
The podcast is lucky to have Ryan Sim back as the first return guest, this time discussing Bret Easton Ellis' Glamorama, a satire on celebrity culture and all that sort of thing. Ryan's Twitter Ryan's Facebook Joel's Twitter Joel's Facebook Ryan Sim made the logo! Thank you Ryan! Pay him to design something for you. Ryan's graphic design page
Tilman is a DJ, producer and label owner based in Mainz, Germany. He runs the longstanding and successful Klamauk label alongside the Fine imprint, a label he co-runs with Johannes Albert. Coming from a hip hop background, Tilman now champions a sound that takes in house, soul, disco and funk. He is an integral part of the Rhein-Main district’s club scene where he plays and hosts club nights. Bookings across the rest of Europe and North America, however, has become a regular feature for him too. The success of his Love EP on Fine and In My Mind EP on Faces really took him from well-known secret to an established booking across many clubs. @tilman ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 13th September: Darklove with Damon Jee @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/949489555398164/ Friday 20th September: Novel presents Ben Pearce @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2383406108443759/ Thursday 26th September: Novel Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs) + Made in Paris @ Thornbury Social Club, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/646021399195048/ Friday 27th September: Novel & Division Agency Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs +) @ The Enmore Theatre, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2360909624191640/ Friday 4th October: stranger with Function @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1222638251241897/ Friday 4th October: Darklove with The Drifter @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/357587745117313/ Friday 18th October: Red Bull Music Festival Melbourne: 1800-DOOF /w Chez Damier. DJ Deep and more @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/408634399767435/ Friday 27th October: Novel & Revolver Sundays present Kolombo @ Revolver, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1743192705823704/ Saturday 2nd November: Moments Like This ft. MCDE, George Fitzgerald & Serge Devant @ Greenwood Hotel, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Friday 8th Nov - Sun 10th Nov: Supermild Weekender feat. Motor City Drum Ensemble and more TBA @ Mitchelton, Nagambie www.facebook.com/events/482652912499023/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ Venue TBA, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Starting his career in the early nineties, Damon Jee has followed an unconventional path towards becoming a globally renowned DJ. The last two years have seen a surge in his profile, no doubt due to the effective simplicity displayed in his productions, it is the sort of tracks that can ignite any flagging dancefloor. His remix of Pardon Moi's 'Power To The People' was considered by many DJs as one of last year's biggest club tracks. But it was his recent Beatport-charting release on Jennifer Cardini's Correspondant records which introduced him to a whole new audience. Further online videos showing artists such as Maceo Plex and Carl Cox rinsing his tracks to thousands of people only added to the mounting interest in Damon Jee. He will be making his Australian debut in Melbourne for the launch of new night Darklove before flying to Syndey to play Goodbar - and the anticipation for his arrival is very real. @damon-jee ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 13th September: Darklove with Damon Jee @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/949489555398164/ Friday 20th September: Novel presents Ben Pearce @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2383406108443759/ Thursday 26th September: Novel Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs) + Made in Paris @ Thornbury Social Club, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/646021399195048/ Friday 27th September: Novel & Division Agency Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs +) @ The Enmore Theatre, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2360909624191640/ Friday 4th October: stranger with Function @ Brown Alley, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/1222638251241897/ Friday 4th October: Darklove with The Drifter @ Glamorama, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/357587745117313/ Friday 18th October: Red Bull Music Festival Melbourne: 1800-DOOF /w Chez Damier. DJ Deep and more @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/408634399767435/ Friday 27th October: Novel & Revolver Sundays present Kolombo @ Revolver, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/1743192705823704/ Saturday 2nd November: Moments Like This ft. MCDE, George Fitzgerald & Serge Devant @ Greenwood Hotel, Sydney https://www.facebook.com/events/470850190419376/ Friday 8th Nov - Sun 10th Nov: Supermild Weekender feat. Motor City Drum Ensemble and more TBA @ Mitchelton, Nagambie www.facebook.com/events/482652912499023/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Friday 29th November: Novel x Other People Pres. Gerd Janson @ Brown Alley, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/2656228227734095/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Friday 6th December: Novel x Other People Pres. Oliver Huntemann @ Brown Alley, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/715971848828510/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ Venue TBA, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) https://www.facebook.com/events/448913245703086/ Saturday 7th March 2020: Days Like This Festival @ Victoria Park, Sydney https://www.facebook.com/events/2436515560004786/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Pat Carroll is Sydney composer/producer exploring the introspective side of electronic music. With music grounded between electroacoustic theory and groove-based music, Carroll's sound is characterised by gradually transforming soundscapes often behind strong, driving percussion. His recent single ‘Plateau’ is a beautiful piece of electronica that has seen him receive comparisons to producers like Jon Hopkins and Four Tet. Pat Carroll is definitely one of Australia’s most promising producers. Tracklist: Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Ribbon Reef Etapp Kyle - Sakura Olafur Arnalds - Partial (Max Cooper’s ‘99 Remix) Patrice Bäumel - Sorcery Tronus - Xeos As Patria - Hyperborean (In Aeternam Vale V1) Primal Code - Morgana Pat Carroll - Shelter (Unreleased) Sweetland - Redound (Unreleased) Traumer - Quantum @patcarrollmusic ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Friday 13th September: Darklove with Damon Jee @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/949489555398164/ Friday 20th September: Novel presents Ben Pearce @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2383406108443759/ Thursday 26th September: Novel Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs) + Made in Paris @ Thornbury Social Club, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/646021399195048/ Friday 27th September: Novel & Division Agency Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs +) @ The Enmore Theatre, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2360909624191640/ Friday 18th October: Red Bull Music Festival Melbourne: 1800-DOOF /w Chez Damier. DJ Deep and more @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/408634399767435/ Friday 8th Nov - Sun 10th Nov: Supermild Weekender feat. Motor City Drum Ensemble and more TBA @ Mitchelton, Nagambie www.facebook.com/events/482652912499023/ Friday 8th November: Novel x Other People pres. The Martinez Brothers @ Brown Alley, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2315252721867049/ Friday 6th December: Friends of Friends with Kornél Kovács @ Glamorama, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/2524164330981398/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ Venue TBA, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Frou Frou is relatively new within the local music scene but has already played at some of the cities most notable nightspots. An avid record collector, and a resident for the Melbourne collective Crate Mates, she’s can be spotted laying some down at Glamorama, Dr. Morse, Boney, Lounge, and Ferdydurke, and even landed an opening slot for Austrian artist Demuja. Her sound has evolved as she has navigated various audiences, scenes and her own personal journey with music. She also produces her own original works, and a track from Frou Frou fuses deep layered house, ambient pads and evolving acid basslines: all features heard consistently within her sets that has its foundations in house, often broken up with funk and hints of disco. @froufroufruity ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Saturday 20th July: Red Bull presents: 1800-Doof @ 542 Flinders Street, Melbourne CBD www.facebook.com/events/260789384757389/ Thursday 26th September: Novel Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs) + Made in Paris @ Thornbury Social Club, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/646021399195048/ Friday 27th September: Novel & Division Agency Presents Stephan Bodzin (Live 2 Hrs +) @ The Enmore Theatre, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/2360909624191640/ Saturday 7th December: fabric XX 20 with Ricardo Villalobos & Craig Richards @ Venue TBA, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1295066143951022/ Wednesday 1st of January: Let Them Eat Cake NYD @ Werribee Mansion (Line-up TBA) ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Critique du livre White de Bret Easton Ellis. Une fois n'est pas coutume, Bobo Léon ne sort pas d'une séance ciné mais est dans son salon, sur son canapé, pour vous parler du livre qu'il vient de terminer. Un roman qui est en grande partie consacré au cinéma et au monde hollywoodien après la victoire de Donald TRUMP. Et Bobo a adoré ce livre de Bret Easton Ellis qui est plus q'un essai. Selon Bobo Léon c'est un roman avec des scènes à mourir de rire. "White", le dernier livre de Bret Easton Ellis aux éditions Robert Laffont est un ouvrage très personnel, dans lequel le romancier partage sa vision du monde occidental. Un livre qui fait du bien même si l'auteur ne se mouille pas trop (en tous cas pas autant qu'avant). Cinémaradio adore la façon de parler de Bret Easton Ellis. Sa critique des films, notamment au film MoonLight, sont très intéressantes. Il y a aussi une belle auto critique sur lui (parlant d'ailleurs de son podcast d'interviews). Le livre White qui est paru le 2 mai en France est un petit événement dans le monde du ciné. Pour rappel : Bret Easton Ellis est aussi l'auteur de Moins que Zero (1985) American Psycho (1991), Glamorama (1998) ou Lunar Park (2005). White, un beau livre que Bobo vous recommande dans ce podcast cinéma de Cinémaradio.
Critique du livre White de Bret Easton Ellis. Une fois n'est pas coutume, Bobo Léon ne sort pas d'une séance ciné mais est dans son salon, sur son canapé, pour vous parler du livre qu'il vient de terminer. Un roman qui est en grande partie consacré au cinéma et au monde hollywoodien après la victoire de Donald TRUMP. Et Bobo a adoré ce livre de Bret Easton Ellis qui est plus qu'un essai. Selon Bobo Léon c'est un roman avec des scènes à mourir de rire. "White", le dernier livre de Bret Easton Ellis aux éditions Robert Laffont est un ouvrage très personnel, dans lequel le romancier partage sa vision du monde occidental. Un livre qui fait du bien même si l'auteur ne se mouille pas trop (en tous cas pas autant qu'avant). Cinémaradio adore la façon de parler de Bret Easton Ellis. Sa critique des films, notamment au film MoonLight, sont très intéressantes. Il y a aussi une belle auto critique sur lui (parlant d'ailleurs de son podcast d'interviews). Le livre White qui est paru le 2 mai en France est un petit événement dans le monde du ciné. Pour rappel : Bret Easton Ellis est aussi l'auteur de Moins que Zero (1985) American Psycho (1991), Glamorama (1998) ou Lunar Park (2005). White, un beau livre que Bobo vous recommande dans ce podcast cinéma de Cinémaradio.
Bret Easton Ellis is the author of several novels, including Imperial Bedrooms, Less Than Zero, The Rules of Attraction, American Psycho, Glamorama and Lunar Park, and a collection of stories, The Informers. Less Than Zero, The Rules of Attraction, American Psycho and The Informers have all been made into films. His first work of non-fiction, White, was published in 2019. He is the host of the Bret Easton Ellis Podcast available on Patreon. He lives in Los Angeles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jake Hughes is a mover & shaker, the kind of guy that makes things happen in the background without breaking a sweat. His fun yet no-frills brand of electronic music has seen him play at venues including Brown Alley, Revolver Upstairs, Pawn & Co, Prince of Wales, Railway Hotel Brunswick, My Aeon, and Glamorama, supporting the likes of Andhim, Butch, Dubfire, Eagles & Butterflies, Kolsch, Kolombo, Michael Mayer, Oliver Koletzki, Niko Schwind, and Laura Jones. He also co-runs Forgery, an event series which has acquired a name for good times and good music. The brand’s portfolio includes a monthly residency at Ferdydurke (the second Friday of every month) and one-off events at Section 8. Forgery’s upcoming collaboration with Bay Radio, called Flex Appeal, will see them host the second room at the forthcoming smalltown with Ben Klock, Jennifer Cardini and Mind Against. This Novelcast is a perfect taster of what you can expect to hear. @forgerymusic ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Fri, May 10th: smalltown & SASH with Ben Klock, Jennifer Cardini + Mind Against @ Home Nightclub, Sydney www.facebook.com/events/773886359661274/ Sat, May 11th: smalltown with Ben Klock, Jennifer Cardini + Mind Against @ Thornbury, Melbourne www.facebook.com/events/1023165764737629/ ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
Sean and Katie talk unreliable narrators, terrorist plots, unsettlingly anatomical sex scenes, and whether Victor Ward is as dumb as he looks.
Tom Trago has long been one of the leading lights of the Dutch electronic music underground; a globe-trotting DJ, producer, live performer and label owner who enjoys nothing more than championing both overlooked gems and fresh sounds from his own country. He once claimed that he felt a physical need to make music every day, and it’s hard to think of anyone whose immersion in music is quite as complete. Although now widely considered to be among the top tier of European DJs, capable of working big rooms, intimate spaces and wild festival crowds, Trago’s rise was built on years honing his craft. Not only is he an integral part of the Dekmantel and Rush Hour crews, but he is also production whizz and the go-to DJ if you need to inject a party with some much-needed energy. In fact, if you had to assemble a team of global party starters, Tom Trago would not only be part of the team, he would be an integral member of the team leadership group. @tomtrago ==================================================== Catch Tom Trago at these upcoming events: Saturday 9th February: Secret Warehouse, Sydney (SOLD OUT) Saturday 9th February: Sugar, Adelaide https://www.facebook.com/events/495647187627981/ Sunday 10th February: Nevermind, Perth https://www.facebook.com/events/621549091595799/ Friday 15th February: 121, Wellington https://www.facebook.com/events/288676511851040/ Saturday 16th February: smalltown w/ Axel Boman, George Fitzgerald & Tom Trago @ Caulfield Racecourse, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/1770228636405611/ Saturday 16th February: The Grand Poobah, Tasmania https://www.facebook.com/events/284733705524773/ ==================================================== Upcoming Novel events: Fri, Feb 15th: Novel & Finer Things pres. George Fitzgerald @ Civic Underground, Sydney https://www.facebook.com/events/373765316757754 Sat, Feb 16th: smalltown @ Caulfield Racecourse FB event: www.facebook.com/events/1770228636405611/ Fri, Feb 22nd: Novel & Glamorama pres. DJ Boring @ Glamorama, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/1069255649915660 Sun, March 3rd: Revolver Sundays pres. Daniel Avery @ Revolver, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/2016823135285100/ Thur, March 7th: Novel presents David August @ Max Watt's, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/305945366919260 Fri, March 8th - Mon, March 12th: Pitch Music & Arts Festival w/ Four Tet, Sven Vath, Denis Sulta and more @ Moyston, VIC FB event: www.facebook.com/events/2073207462735794/ @pitchfestival Sat, March 9th: Days Like This Festival w/ Four Tet, Sven Vath, Denis Sulta and more @ Victoria Park, Sydney FB event: www.facebook.com/events/1834793096636236/ Sun, March 10th: Brown Alley & Novel presents Sven Väth @ Brown Alley, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/312192809424572 Sun, March 17th: Novel, Untitled & Revolver Sundays pres. Denis Sulta @ Revolver, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/202401804045434 Sun, March 31st: Revolver Sundays pres. Detroit Swindle @ Revolver, Melbourne https://www.facebook.com/events/343968039732525/ Sat, May 11th: smalltown with Ben Klock, Jennifer Cardini + Mind Against @ venue TBA, Melbourne ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/
On todays Gratitude UnFiltered….. Naheemah McMicheaux-McCallop and Brandy Alexander aka Cali Ebony Build… As CEO and founder of Story Inside You, Naheemah McMicheaux-McCallop has built a platform that empowers women to find their voice, own their story, and shape their future with intention, purpose and massive action. As a certified women’s empowerment coach and renowned speaker, she helps her clients through retreats, workshops and coaching to not only love their story but love themselves. She empowers women to CHOOSE YOU, lead with impact, create your future, and live from the inside out. Her energy and wisdom inspires women to ignite the hope that drew dim, and take charge of their Life Story and Business with words that illuminate their soul purpose, beauty and destiny to become what they dreamed. Women leave her events and sessions learning how to confidently and authentically live the way they want to feel and shine! Brandy Alexander is a Luxury Realtor, Media Personality, Model and Host. Born in Portland, Oregon and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska this jewel of the north received her degree in Public Relations from the esteemed University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication. Her work includes a variety of events such as the Los Angeles Fashion Week, Oscar’s,Grammy’s, Emmy’s, MTV VMA’s, Macy’s Glamorama, Portland Rose Festival and AIDS Project Los Angeles in addition to local and community events in Southern California and Portland, Oregon. Recently as she has progressed in her work as a Real Estate Agent, she has felt the need to help her clients release negative thinking in regards to home buying or selling. This has led her to begin a ‘New Home Buyer’s Breathing & Release Experience’ where with the help of a breathing coach and wellness advocate, her clients regain clarity before, during and after the home buying/selling process. They are here to promote The 20/20 Vision & Prosperity Power Summit! The 20/20 Vision & Prosperity Power Summitwill empower you to STEP INTO YOUR POWER, live your dream BOLD, all while being uplifted by a sisterhood of women who are rooting for your success! Learn the 4 Secrets to Boldly Unleash your best year yet, and the power of prosperity through LIFE HARMONY. Not sure what this is? Then join us and learn how to make this a part of your new normal. Balance may be non-existent but harmony can certainly be yours and we will show you how. Be prepared to walk in this Women’s Power Summit having a vision and leave with a plan to bring your vision into 20/20 with clarity. Not only will you have an in-depth month-by-month plan but you will also have the tools to see your vision manifest, and accountability partners to encourage you along the way. Together we will break down the roadblocks that have kept you feeling stuck and help you find your inner fierce to gain an unshakeable confidence in you that will propel you into your future. No plan would be complete without the financial wealth education to accomplish all you envision. Linda Whiteman, MBA Professor, and Wealth & Prosperity Expert will guide us through simple ways to make money management and prosperity building an easy reality. She will share her secrets of how she saved $100,000 twice with stocks and bonds, by simply starting with $25. WOW! We believe in empowering the next generation and will donate 10% of proceeds to the I BELIEVE IN HER nonprofit foundation. A girls youth and young adult empowerment and mentorship program to inspire women to dream, achieve and become. Jumpstart your 2019 the best way possible investing in you and your future. Get on track with your dreams and say, Yes to you! Each woman will receive an Empowered Life Swag bag valued at over $100. Also, enjoy shopping at our select vendor booths especially picked with you in mind to help make your 2019 amazing! Power Summitt Program: 10am-1pm: 20/20 Vision Planning & Prosperity Power Summit 1pm-2pm: *Lunch w/ Wealth & Prosperity Expert Linda Whiteman, MBA *Lunch only available with VIP Ticket Exclusive sponsor and vendor opportunities available. For more information please contact hello@storyinsideyou.com. This event venue is provided by Brandy Alexander with Dream Builders Realty/KW LA Harbor STORY INSIDE YOU Women’s Empowerment Series provides a space for women to come together in conversation and sisterhood to discuss real concerns of the female soul, life, career, entrepreneurship, motherhood, womanhood, future goals, visions and just BE. Monthly event topics are carefully curated to empower and stimulate transformation on the journey of becoming. I am your host Joshua T Berglan and thank you for joining PSTV Today’s Gratitude:UnFiltered!
Guest - Max Margolin - cinematographer - Ben Stiller rocks, who else saw The Secret Life of Walter Mitty? - Ektachrome talk - the ONLY Jordan PeeleCast you’re going to get - Zoolander 2 talk - big crowd scenes, makeup tiers for Walking Dead zombie extras - Indiana JonesCast, Oscar Flubbin - long live the high concept comedy - talkin iMacs - endless cameos and needledrops, real explosions - East Bound and Down talk, pause this podcast and go watch - YoYoCast, Razor ScooterCast - Remembering VH1, Kanye fashion origin stories - Are you the Hank Moody or Fox Mulder generation? - Ballers, Entourage, Californication, the trifecta of guilty watching - Glamorama, Bret Easton Ellis talk - Now! talk, Max Martin has some money - terrestrial radio station talk - music video breakdowns: Britney, N Sync, ATC, J.Lo, Destiny’s Child, Shaggy, R Kelly, BSB, Evan and Jaron, Coldplay, Lenny Kravtiz, Fuel, Creed, Incubus, U2, Everclear - Jonathan Glazer appreciation, was N Sync responsible for Inception? - What’s Shaggy up to these days? R Kelly before R Kelly - Boyband talk - GoopCast, Conscious Uncoupling, where to put jade stones - Kate McKinnon appreciationCast, SNL talk - Richard outs himself as a Coldplay fan to our billions of listeners - Lenny Kravitz, goddamn rockstar, Levi’s salesman - is a soul patch not a soul patch when paired with a goatee? - Jonas Aukerland talk, our varying enthusiasm for close up tongue kissing - we play the Youtube view count game, you’ll never guess what happens next! Coldplay - 307m, NSync - 177m, All Around the World - 133m, BSB - 128m, Lenny - 123m, U2 - 119m, Creed - 98m, Britney - 90m, J Lo - 89m, Incubus - 83m, R Kelly - 49m, KC Jojo - 41m, Destinys Child - 37m, Fuel - 21m, Evan Jaron - 1.8m, All Around the World - had to skip it
This episode features Melbourne A&R / DJ / Disco Viking - Jacob Malmo www.instagram.com/jacobmalmomusic/Through our game of Show & Tell (From 22min) Mr Malmo tells us of his 8+ year career DJing in Melbourne’s finest techno establishments including OneSixOne, Revolver, Circus, Glamorama plus some of the more day parties and festivals he’s had the pleasure of spinnin the groovy beats.We also learn how new talent is discovered and has some great tips for those trying to make it into the scene(30 min), based on his experience with Thick as Thieves and as A&R for UGENIUS Music (8min), Mama Said and Valiant Records.We relive the most recent Strawberry Fields (45min), his marquee Sunday afternoon set with Tom Evans as part of their melodic techno duo - “The Journey” and finish up with “Name that Tune”.YOU CAN WIN!!!! Tickets to this years THE PETTING ZOO and MARITIME events- listen through for the simple way you can be one of our lucky winners.All images from Show & Tell can be found in order by scrolling down at www.trentoff.com/the-trent-bice-podcast and/or www.facebook.com/thetbpodcastMore on Jacob and his current projects can be found at:@the-journey-805892174www.facebook.com/jacobthieves/www.facebook.com/thejourneymusic/@mamasaid1www.facebook.com/wearethickasthieves/www.facebook.com/ugeniusmusic/www.facebook.com/valiantrecordsaus/This week's feature track is Perspective - Third Eye https://soundcloud.com/perspectiveoj/third-eye-original-mixSubscribe to this podcast on itunes and spotify:itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-t…d1439683205?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/2hruhyGxjPPbzSfVcJ75SIYou can now follow us on Facebook:www.facebook.com/thetbpodcastAnd for more visit www.trentoff.com and follow Trent on instagram at www.instagram.com/trentlos/
Vi bjuder in författaren Mats Strandberg för att prata om homo, bi, trans och queer i skräckfiktionen. Tomas behöver titta fokuserat för att se homosexundertexten i A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 och Lars berättar om Jönköpings svar på Buffalo Bill. Vi pratar också om: Cirkeln, Sara Bergmark Elfgren, Twin Peaks, I Am Legend, Richard Matheson, Ring, Fredagen den trettonde, Carol Clover, Men Women and Chainsaws, Bram Stoker, Dracula, Oscar Wilde, Dorian Greys porträtt, Sheridan Le Fanu, Carmilla, Hammer Films, Selma Lagerlöf, Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, Robert Louis Stevenson, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, Nosferatu, Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, Clive Barker, Hellraiser, Nightbreed, Cabal, Kyrkogårdens hemlighet, The Scarlet Gospels, Bret Easton Ellis Podcast, American Psycho, Tommy Berggren, Noll att förlora, Glamorama, Alexandro Amenabar, The Others, Tesis, The Innocents, Henry James, The Turn of the Screw, Truman Capote, Poppy Z Brite, Exquisite Corpse, Drawing Blood, Lost Souls, Dennis Cooper, Sleepaway Camp, Psycho, Cherry Falls, Insidious 3, Javier Botet, Rec, Mama, Johan Hilton, Monstret i garderoben, Anthony Perkins, The Conjuring 2, Jonas Gardell, När lammen tystnar, Thomas Harris, Jonathan Demme, Basic Instinct, Philadelphia, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Tim Curry, Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House, Rebecca, Russ Tamblyn, Besökarna, Motion Picture Production Code, pre-code, Freddy’s Revenge, Never Sleep Again, Mark Patton, Freddy Mercury, Rob Halford, Judas Priest, Jakob´s Ladder, Anne Rice, En vampyrs bekännelse, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, Christian Slater, Peter Kostenniemi, American Horror Story, Penny Dreadful, Josh Harnett, Thirty Days of Night, Ryan Murphy, Färjan, Hemmet, Rövsvett, Hunger Games, Exorcisten, Henrik Jonsson, Pax, Siri Hjorton Wagner, Mattias Skoglund och De dödas röster. Nostalgi, löst tyckande och akademisk analys I en salig röra.
The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience
In this special edition of the show, two writers joined me to opine the death of one of the most influential forms in the history of the written word. I posed the question that many great writers have pondered stretching across the last two centuries … Rainmaker.FM is Brought to You By Discover why more than 80,000 companies in 135 countries choose WP Engine for managed WordPress hosting. Start getting more from your site today! Is the novel dead? And maybe a more up-to-date version of that question is, did the Internet kill books? Of course these are famous — almost cliche — theoretical discussions that writers often chew on over stiff drinks, and they raise hackles for those of us who adore them. What you won’t find here is a highbrow literary dissertation, or even a very strict definition as to what the novel is or isn’t. But you will find a lively discussion between friends who care about the writing life and its future. Robert Bruce is a writer, voice actor, and copywriter, as well as the Vice President of Rainmaker Digital and the guy who runs the Rainmaker.FM podcast network. Adam Skolnick is an award-winning journalist, author, and a returning guest on the show. His first book, One Breath, was published by Crown last January, and his work has appeared in publications including Playboy, The New York Times, and many others. If you’re a fan of The Writer Files, please click subscribe to automatically see new interviews as soon as they’re published. In Part One of the file Robert, Adam, and I discuss: How Longer Works of Writing Have Been Forced to Compete with Disposable Culture Why Herman Melville Died Penniless How the Novel has Stood the Test of Time The Role of Podcasting for Modern Writers Author Hugh Howey’s ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ Model of Book Retail Listen to The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience below ... Download MP3 Subscribe by RSS Subscribe in iTunes The Show Notes Audible is Offering a Free Audiobook Download with a 30-day Trial: Grab Your Free Audiobook Here – audibletrial.com/rainmaker Is the Novel Dead? Part Two Get More from Robert Bruce at RobertBruce.com Find more from Adam Skolnick at AdamSkolnick.com How Andy Weir (Bestselling Author of ‘The Martian’) Writes: Part One How Bestselling Author Jay McInerney Writes: Part One The Passive Voice – After Months of Strong Sales, Bookstores See Drop in July Hugh Howey – Rock, Paper, Scissors Kelton Reid on Twitter The Transcript Is the Novel Dead? Part One Voiceover: Rainmaker FM Kelton Reid: Welcome back to The Writer Files. I’m still your host, Kelton Reid, here to take you on another tour of the habits, habitats, and brains of renowned writers to learn their secrets. But in this edition of the show, two writers joined me to opine the death of one of the most influential forms in the history of the written word. I posed the question that many great writers have pondered stretching across the last two centuries, Is the novel dead? Maybe a more up to date version of that question is, Did the internet kill books? Of course, these are famous almost cliché theoretical discussions that writers often chew on over stiff drinks and they raise the hackles for those of us who adore them. What you won’t find here is a highbrow literary dissertation, or even a very strict definition as to what the novel is or isn’t but you will find a lively discussion between friends who care about the writing life and it’s future. Robert Bruce is a renowned voice actor, poet, fiction author, and copywriter, as well as the vice president of Rainmaker Digital and the guy who runs the Rainmaker FM network. Adam Skolnick is an award-winning journalist, author, and returning guest on this show. His first book One Breath was published by Crown last January and his work has appeared in publications including Playboy, The New York Times, and many others. In part one of this file Robert, Adam, and I discuss how longer works of writing have been forced to compete with disposable culture, why Herman Melville died penniless, how the novel has stood the test of time, the role of podcasting for modern writers, and author Hugh Howey’s Rock, Paper, Scissors model of book retail. If you are a fan of The Writer Files, please click “subscribe” to automatically see new interviews as soon as they’re published. This episode of The Writer Files is brought to you by Audible. I’ll have more on their special offer later in the show but if you love audio books or you’ve always wanted to give them a try, you can check out over 180 thousand titles right now at Audibletrial.com/Rainmaker. This episode of The Writer Files is also brought to you by Digital Commerce Summit. We’ll have more about that unique event for digital entrepreneurs later in the show but you can check out Rainmaker.FM/Summit for all the details on an amazing, educational, and networking event. And we are rolling today with some very special guests. I have more than one guest today, which is unusual for this show, but I think what we have is a special edition of The Writer Files. We usually call these Writer Porn when I get return guests, but I do have a new guest, Robert Bruce is joining us today. Welcome, Robert. Robert Bruce: Hey, Kelton, thanks for having me. Kelton Reid: If you don’t know Robert and his famous voice, he actually runs Rainmaker FM, and by night he files stories to the internet from an undisclosed location near you. Does that mean you’re actually writing stuff somewhere here in my neighborhood, Robert? Robert Bruce: It could be. It could mean that, Kelton. Kelton Reid: You’re very mysterious. Robert Bruce: The fact that you don’t know makes it so much better. Kelton Reid: We can find your writing and more of your very, very interesting voice over at RobertBruce.com. Robert is a poet, fictionist, copywriter, and a VP of Rainmaker Digital and a close confidant who has nurtured The Writer Files kind of since it’s inception, so welcome to the show. Robert Bruce: Thanks, man. Kelton Reid: And Adam Skolnick is back. The award-winning journalist, author, swimmer, I call him a backgammon hound. He’s actually a shark, so don’t play him for money, but he recently walked the marathon length of Sunset Boulevard for a story, is that right? Adam Skolnick: Yes. Kelton Reid: Tell us a little bit about that adventure. Robert Bruce: Where is that story, by the way? Where can we find that? Adam Skolnick: That story is still in mid-birth. I should be writing it instead of talking to you jokers right now. Kelton Reid: Sorry. Robert Bruce: Watch it, man, I might be in an undisclosed location near you. Kelton Reid: Robert’s also in L.A. Adam Skolnick: Oh nice, good, you could be in my house right now. Robert Bruce: Hey, you never know. Adam Skolnick: No, it’s going to be for Lonely Planet Traveller Magazine which is obviously a big travel guide publishing brand and they’ve got kind of a big magazine in the UK and it’s growing here in the US, and so it will be for both of those editions. I walked Sunset from Union Station in downtown L.A. to the beach seventeen years ago with a friend, right when I was first trying to become a writer. It was the first thing I did. It was the first story I wrote. Before that, I was kind of just like hiding in dark corners and scribbling down like stream of consciousness rants and occasionally foist them on unsuspecting people at open mic nights. Mostly it was kind of keeping it to myself. Then I started to really take it seriously, trying to write stories and travel stories in particular. A friend of mine said he was going to walk Wilshire, Santa Monica, and Sunset Boulevards from beginning to end and asked me if I was interested and so I tagged along. Then fast forward to a couple of weeks ago and an editor from the magazine said that they had a photographer on location, shooting Sunset for a feature, and they wondered if I wanted to write the text. And I told them what I did seventeen years ago and how I was thinking about doing it again, because so much has changed here in L.A., especially on the eastern stretch of that street. They went for it and that meant that I had the death march ahead of me and it was cool. It was fun to do it again, this time, I did it with a filmmaker named Tchaiko Omawale, a friend of mine, and she was with me for the first twenty miles and the last six miles I was trudging alone. Robert Bruce: Wow, so it literally is a marathon, yeah? Adam Skolnick: Yeah, yeah. It’s just under twenty-six miles and it was like, yeah, and it rained again. The first time around it rained for like the first few miles, or maybe even the first couple of hours straight, and then it was nice. This time, like out of nowhere it rained when we were in East Hollywood. It was great, you know, it’s always interesting to see things at that level, street level. See how much has changed, how the Sunset strip is kind of decaying while Eastside L.A. is booming and, you know, just to be able to think about all of that, what that means. And it’s just a privilege to be able to do it, and to do this for a living, to write stories. It’s always fun when I find one that I resonate with because that’s why we do this. It certainly is not the paycheck. Kelton Reid: You can see snippets of that story, actually if you pop onto Adam’s Instagram. I think it’s just Adam Skolnick on Instagram. Yeah, I just wanted to mention also that in addition to being a journalist, Adam recently published his first book, One Breath, last January. Published by Crown and he has written for some really big name marquee publications including Playboy, The New York Times and many others. He’s over at AdamSkolnick.com if you want to check out more of his stuff and see some of those great pictures too. How Longer Works of Writing Have Been Forced to Compete with Disposable Culture Kelton Reid: You may be wondering why the three of us are chatting today. As we often do, Robert and I, and Adam and I separately gnash our teeth about certain elements of the writer’s life and I thought I’d bring them on together today to do the Is the novel dead? edition of Writer Porn. To start out I think maybe we could talk about what this question actually means because it’s something that famous writers have written about and kvetched about, you know, throughout the ages. Famous writers, Philip Roth and many others have written some great pieces about it. But I think what we’re going to talk about today is maybe a little bit different as opposed to say like the highbrow, literary version of that argument. We’re going to talk maybe more about, well Robert, do you want to help me out on how we’re going to tackle this one? Robert Bruce: I have no idea how we’re going to tackle this, other than, yeah, I think this is a really interesting question. I think it’s … and it goes into a lot of, maybe a bigger subterranean question of, you know, How do you … what does it mean to get out into the world what you want to get out into the world in 2016 and 2017 rapidly coming up on us? You know, I mean ****, so maybe the novel, we could say, we’re going to talk specifically about the death of the novel, in my opinion. Maybe that, the idea of the novel can be a stand in for, you know, in a lot of ways whatever it is you are doing. Here’s the deal, here’s my short take on it. The novel is so last century, right? This beautiful form, whether literary or even genre pretty much for, I don’t know, at least a hundred years has stood alone as a piece of, to put it crassly, media, that had very few, for many of those hundred years, very few competitors. Now you come into a world where we’re still writing these novels which I think is a good thing and obviously there’s many great novels out there and many great novel readers of novels but all of a sudden it’s competing with, you know, the Kardashian’s, and it’s competing with Hillary’s thirty thousand deleted emails, and it’s competing with Adam Skolnick’s stroll down Sunset Boulevard. Not only that, but the entire history of art and media that is now available to us online, you know, the Beatles entire catalog, so on and so forth. It’s this really, to me, interesting problem that I actually don’t think that there’s an answer to it, but I think there are ways, you know, maybe one of the better questions is, How should a writer be thinking today, in the age of the Kardashians? Kelton Reid: Mm-hmm (affirmative). Yeah, that’s a good point. You know, we kind of open it up. It’s not that kind of bleak … Robert Bruce: Oh, I think it is, Kelton. Kelton Reid: Sure, but when we’re asking the question, Is the novel dead? I think what we’re … you know, defining the novel as a little bit broader piece, you know, a longer fiction, obviously, including popular fiction, right? Literary fiction. Adam Skolnick: That’s what I was wondering if you were talking about the form of what a traditional novel is and like a reinvention of a form, or if you are talking about just the idea of releasing books in general, because you could make that same argument for any book, then. If you are saying that. Robert Bruce: Or any file. Adam Skolnick: I mean from the beginning of … I think there’s always been intense competition for readers, you know. In the days where there wasn’t the internet and social media, or even movies and TV, there were a million newspapers. There was a newspaper for almost every block of every city, so there’s always been kind of this democratized media. We just don’t really see it because we are so focused on, we’re so myopic with the present, nobody can really analyze it against anything else, especially now because everyone is so obsessed. I think social media is probably the greatest threat to people’s attention. I think that the Beatles example is really interesting, obviously, yes you can listen to as much music as you want to, so there’s so much media saturating but I think it’s social media that is a big drain on people’s attention spans. That’s a real issue, but there’s always been that issue and before there was the issue of, Is there enough literate people out there to buy the books? I mean, listen, Herman Melville had to get a job at the customs office after he wrote Moby Dick. Robert Bruce: That’s right, he died broke, penniless. Adam Skolnick: That is a little bit disconcerting. But I don’t think it’s ever been easy to make your living this way, ever. I think that these are interesting questions but I don’t think they prove the death of any form. I just think that it’s up to publishers and authors to figure out their way around it and to make their book relevant. A lot of that’s just like this having gone through the marketing process of a book in January through til, really, all the way almost til June and to see how it’s such a mystery. There’s really no formula that you can follow that will be 100% foolproof. It’s a real mystery and it takes the audience kind of finding the book in an organic way as much as it takes a publishing house putting all their ammo behind something. God, it’s kind of a mind bender, you know, for me, it’s interesting being invited to this. I’ve written a novel that didn’t sell and I wrote a nonfiction book that did sell and so what I do know is that it’s harder to sell fiction. That might be because of the shrinking audience or the competing media. That could have something to do with that. I don’t know for a fact, but that could have something to do with it. Or it could just be that, you know, people, publishers rather, make bets on true stories that they know there’s an audience for. Either way, it’s harder to sell fiction. That’s a fact. But, you know, according to my friends at HarperCollins their fiction sales are up. Hardcover fiction sales are up. Kelton Reid: We will be right back after a very short break. Thanks so much for listening to The Writer Files. This episode of The Writer Files is brought to you by Audible, offering over 180 thousand audiobook titles to choose from. Audible seamlessly delivers the worlds of both fiction and nonfiction to your iPhone, Android, Kindle, or computer. For Rainmaker FM listeners, Audible is offering a free audiobook download with a thirty-day trial to give you the opportunity to check them out. Grab your free audiobook right now by visiting Audibletrial.com/Rainmaker. I just hopped over there to grab Stephen King’s epic novel 11/22/63 about an English teacher who goes back in time to prevent the assassination of JFK. You can download your pick or any other audio book free by heading over to Audibletrial.com/Rainmaker. To download your free audio book today, go to Audibletrial.com/Rainmaker. Jerod Morris: Hey, Jerod Morris here. If you know anything about Rainmaker Digital and Copyblogger, you may know that we produce incredible live events. Well, some would say that we produce incredible live events as an excuse to throw great parties, but that’s another story. We’ve got another one coming up this October in Denver. It’s called Digital Commerce Summit and it is entirely focused on giving you the smartest ways to create and sell digital products and services. To get all the details and the very best deal on tickets head over to Rainmaker.FM/Summit. That’s Rainmaker.FM/Summit. How the Novel has Stood the Test of Time Robert Bruce: Right, harder to sell, but as you well know, as I think all of us do, and many people listening, it’s like, when fiction hits there’s nothing better, because it’s also then … it’ll last a hundred years, you know, if it’s really great of course. Adam Skolnick: Yeah. Robert Bruce: That’s rare, but we point to … and this whole eBook conversation now with Amazon and all these independent publishers going on and self-publishing and making, you know, you hear these grand stories of these people making all this money. I mean, Kelton, you interviewed Andy Weir and an incredible story of the self-publication of The Martian and then it got picked up and the movie and everybody knows that story. Those, we also know, are the rare stories. I think, what’s his name? Hugh Howey, he talks about he hit with a massive, massive fiction hit. But he makes a really interesting statement that people point to him and say, “Oh yeah, this is the new reality. We can all be like Hugh Howey.” He says, “Of course you can’t, but the thing to remember is, at least in the self-publishing arm of this conversation, is you can make life changing money, which is, to some people $200 a month is going to be life changing.” The Role of Podcasting for Modern Writers Robert Bruce: I mean, back to Harper Collins, I totally agree with you, Adam. I would like to talk for at least a minute about this idea of the form itself and its relevance in the culture. This, to me, is endlessly fascinating. Kelton, you and I talked about, well, it came up originally I think we were talking about Bret Easton Ellis. Here is arguably, of our generation, Bret Easton Ellis is maybe one of the last great novelists, you know, Less Than Zero, American Psycho, Glamorama, on and on. Here is, of the last waning glory days of the twentieth century, he pretty much, along with a smaller group of folks, owned the culture, the literary culture we’ll say. But today he’s running one of the greatest podcasts available on the face of the Earth. Kelton Reid: That’s right. Robert Bruce: He goes from culture shifting novelist to podcaster and interviewing, you know, incredible people in the culture and it’s this natural thing and he’s incredibly compelling. I’m not arguing that this is the way things should be it just it is what it is, right? Kelton Reid: Yeah. Robert Bruce: But here is one of our greats, who is now in this new medium and it’s the same with who you just interviewed … Kelton Reid: Jay McInerney, yeah, another Brat Packer. Robert Bruce: Bright Lights, Big City and now he’s a wine writer which I think is ****ing great and hilarious. I don’t think it’s like a loss, this great loss to art. I think these are two, you know, anecdotal stories. I think it’s interesting that, What does the audience want, right? That whole idea. And what do they want from them? McInerney just wrote another novel. It’ll hopefully do really well for him. But, I mean, he was talking pretty excitedly and I mean he’s interested in what he’s doing now, the podcast and the writing the wine stories. Kelton Reid: For sure. Robert Bruce: Which is, of course, Adam, right up your alley as well with the non-fiction stuff. Adam Skolnick: Mm-hmm (affirmative). Yeah, but there’s still, you know, there’s younger novelists that come out and wow. I don’t know, I mean, I loved Less Than Zero as much as everybody else. I loved Bret Easton Ellis’ work. I don’t consider him the last great novelist, though. I just don’t … I think that we are putting parameters on things that don’t … See, to me, as a writer, it doesn’t help. So I’m just not one of those people that’s over analytical, I think, in general, in terms of the work and how I do it and also where I put it. I’m just not that guy. I think I follow the story. I do the best I can with the story, find a home for the story, and then that’s it. You know, I could probably be more analytical than I am, but I’m just not that person. But at the same time, I think it’s dangerous to put parameters on things that we don’t fully understand. Just because someone’s podcasting now, I mean a lot of publishers are telling authors to podcast because they think, I mean, I get stuff from my publisher all the time saying, How to podcast, or How to sell your book. One way is to start a podcast, which is, you know, funny because it’s not like you can start a podcast and get listeners overnight. But that’s why a lot of people are doing that because they are trying to creatively sell it. That doesn’t mean the novel form itself is dead. It just means now, like everything else, radio is democratized. Now they can just go and get their voice out there, it doesn’t mean they re not writing and if Bret Easton Ellis isn’t writing, I don’t think it’s because he has a podcast. Robert Bruce: Yeah, no, I’d agree with you there. I think we’re, like in the case of Brett Easton Ellis, what’s interesting to me is that he’s not … I don’t know, obviously, I don’t know him. It appears to me that he’s not doing this to sell books or as a request in a marketing business kind of sense. He’s using it as a medium, an artistic medium in and of itself. I think that’s where a lot of people get offended at the idea. I’m not some huge, I mean, I am an advocate for podcasting, but in this case, I’m not like Everybody should have one and it’s this great, and you’re right, it’s just a logical extension from the days of radio. But to me, it’s interesting that, and maybe it’s just because I’m old and you know out of the culture in a lot of ways, it’s interesting that his podcast and certain moments of it, him in that medium, is almost more interesting to me and to many others, than any of his work in novels. I don’t know what that means. I don’t know if that’s good or bad. It’s just a fascinating thing to think about. Kelton Reid: Do you think that’s the Marc Maron effect on podcasting? Just to kind of take a little detour? Robert Bruce: It probably has to be, I mean, and again, there’s nothing new here. It’s just the way we do it and the way it’s distributed, but it probably has to be. We know that however many billions are online and however many more billions in the next ten, twenty years, you know, I don’t know exactly if you are wanting to go somewhere specific with that, but … Kelton Reid: I don’t know, I mean, I think kind of just to compare Marc Maron for instance, who is not a novelist, he was like a washed up comedian who started a podcast interviewing his comedian friends in his garage and then a few years later he’s interviewing President Obama. You know, I don’t know, but I think Bret Easton Ellis may have been kind of on the skids and fearing the death of the novel saw a kind of an example of, as Adam puts it, this democratization of getting your voice out there and he probably kind of resurrected his career, both Maron, and Ellis. Robert Bruce: I think he’s been pretty straightforward in saying that it saved his, you know, career-wise at least, saved him. Adam Skolnick: Wow. I better start listening to it. Kelton Reid: To Maron? Adam Skolnick: No, I listen to Maron every once and awhile. Kelton Reid: Oh, okay. Adam Skolnick: To Ellis. Robert Bruce: Oh no, yeah, I was talking about Maron there, sorry. Adam Skolnick: Oh, you were? Okay, sorry. Kelton Reid: I mean I think both guys are … Robert Bruce: Ellis is definitely worth listening to, for the record, though, Adam. Kelton Reid: I think they are both fascinating characters. They are both like, kind of like the most interesting man in the room wherever they are. To listen to Ellis talk, you know, he is clearly a genius and I think Maron is too, and I think you know having a place to kind of put your energies that isn’t locked into a paper book is probably pretty good for a writer these days. Adam Skolnick: Yeah, I mean, I guess it depends on what you are looking for, you know? What I really liked about your interview with Jay McInerney, Kelton, was this idea of talking about writing into the dark, like you had said, and his idea that you know he doesn’t plan it he just shows up and then sees where it goes. Even, I’m someone that does outline but even when I’m writing something that I’ve outlined there’s moments like that where you kind of connect and it’s starting to make sense and all these ideas that have been rattling around in your head come out. I just don’t know that magic exists in podcast and that magic exists, definitely for a writer, and probably actors on stage as well, those are the kind of those magic moments that people … that’s what hooks us, you know? I think that’s also what comes across in a great novel to a reader and that’s the magic, you know? Everything else, to me, is noise and the rest of it is magic. Can you sell enough to sustain the medium so that, you know, can publishers sell enough to sustain the medium and the machinery so that those magic moments can come through to readers? I hope so, because I think there’s nothing better than quality fiction and even non-fiction and stories like that. As to other writers that are finding success in the podcast arena, I think Malcolm Gladwell’s recent podcast is amazing. I don’t think that mean’s he’s not a writer, he’s not in any way going to give up writing. I don’t see how he would. In fact, his podcast is not an interview podcast. It’s a scripted podcast. So it’s another way for him to write and it’s just as intriguing as his books. Yeah, so I don’t know, I don’t think the emergence of one form necessarily means the demise of the other. I don’t think TV killed radio, I don’t think film killed TV, I don’t think now this rise of kind of new distribution models for TV and movies which is Netflix and other, Amazon, and all these other ways to watch, Hulu, watch media on your computer, I don’t think that is destroying anything. I just see it as shifting and I think it will always be there. Author Hugh Howey s Rock, Paper, Scissors Model of Book Retail Kelton Reid: Absolutely. Okay, well to just kind of throw some fuel on the fire from Publisher’s Weekly, actually via your friend The Passive Voice blog. Robert turned me onto this great blog, Passive Voice. It’s a lawyer? Is that right? Robert Bruce: Yeah, I think he is a practicing attorney, but yeah, I don’t know where he finds the time to post like he does, but yep. Kelton Reid: Yeah, well, he posts a lot about publishing and the publishing industry. Anyway, this morning he posted a piece from Publisher’s Weekly. Just a blurb here, bookstore sales in July fell by under 1% compared to last year so according to preliminary estimates, the US census bureau, the decline marks the first month in 2016 of bookstore sales fell compared with last year. But, this is kind of a weird factoid, the drop reflects the fact July 2016 did not have a strong, as strong a selling title as Go Set a Watchmen which was released last July but as we know is not a book from this century, is it? Adam Skolnick: No, but then why is Amazon setting up showrooms and bookstores if they, you know what I mean, like why are they doing that? They don’t have to do that … Kelton Reid: I’ll tell you why. Adam Skolnick: Why? Kelton Reid: Well, Barnes and Noble is failing and this is something that Hugh Howey talks about. And actually to quickly segue into his Rock, Paper, Scissors theory about kind of the industry, he noted that the big five publishers are declining overall and Barnes and Noble sales are down 6% over the same period last year, also. So they are changing CEOs once again. What he’s saying, in a nutshell, Hugh Howey, on his great blog which you should check out I think he’s calling it Wayfinder … but HughHowey.com. He’s saying that Barnes and Noble will never be able to compete with Amazon on price or selection, right? So basically, Amazon killed Barnes and Noble and that’s why we’re seeing the rise, again, of these indie bookstores, right? Basically, the move of avid readers to digital, you know, less clutter, easier to carry around books like Ulysses, or David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest, right? He’s saying physical books will never go away just like vinyl records will never go away. But there’s a problem of growth, so there’s not going to be any growth in that industry, is what he’s saying, at least in physical books. He’s saying that the future is going to be a mix of these indie bookshops that kind of keep the culture alive and foster community, and then Amazon. If Amazon wants a piece of that community then they are going to have to emulate the indie bookstore to get a piece of that homegrown feel. Adam Skolnick: Interesting. Kelton Reid: You know, but Barnes and Noble, essentially what he’s saying, is doomed. Thanks so much for tuning into this special edition of The Writer Files. For more episodes of the show, or to simply leave us a comment or a question, you can drop by WriterFiles.FM and please subscribe to the show to help other writers find us. You can always chat with me on Twitter @KeltonReid. Cheers, see you out there.
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Anthony Jeselnik and Bret Easton Ellis discuss offensiveness in humor, writing workshops, Glamorama and performing at colleges.
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Tommy2 checks in with Megan & Liz and Karmin prior to their performances at Macy's Glamorama. Find out their thoughts on the show, music, fashion and more! For more information about the event visit www.Macys.com/Glamorama
Imperial Bedrooms (Vintage) The iconic novelist Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho, Less Than Zero) returns to Skylight Books to read and sign his latest book, Imperial Bedrooms, just out in paperback! “Brutally conceived, and effectively done. . . . There is no doubt that Ellis retains the ability to startle and disquiet.” —The Times Literary Supplement (London) "Enough talk of [Ellis's] literary genius, let's call him what he really is: a terrific horror writer. . . . An absolute creepfest [and] a festival of panting paranoia." --Chicago Sun-Times Bret Easton Ellis is also the author of American Psycho, Glamorama, The Informers, Less Than Zero, Lunar Park, and The Rules of Attraction. His work has been translated into twenty-seven languages. He lives in Los Angeles. THIS EVENT WAS RECORDED LIVE AT SKYLIGHT BOOKS MAY 19, 2011.
Bret Easton Ellis Glamorama (Knopf) Ellis, a godfather to the new fiction scene, describes what it-s like to have one foot in each of two generations. He comes from the minimalists (the Raymond Carver gang), but his recent book, Glamorama, is a step in the new direction--complex, ironic, deconstructive, maximalist.
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