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Marino Freschi"Praga"Guida letteraria alla città di KafkaMimesis Edizioniwww.mimesisedizioni.itPraga misteriosa, Praga capitale culturale europea, Praga dei tre popoli.Un grande studioso come Marino Freschi ci conduce alla scoperta dei luoghi letterari di una città da sempre punto di riferimento della vita intellettuale continentale, che ha ospitato alcuni tra i più grandi scrittori e artisti del Novecento. La Praga di Kafka, naturalmente, ma anche di Rilke, Brod, Hašek, Hrabal, Meyrink, Kundera e di molti altri. Li ritroviamo qui tra caffè eleganti e luoghi malfamati, palazzi e vicoli, teatri e università. Una guida affascinante che mette in risalto l'influenza della città boema sull'opera di alcuni suoi figli illustri e offre un affresco della vita dell'epoca. Contiene una mappa letteraria della città.Marino Freschi, germanista, ha insegnato all'Università di Roma Tre, all'Orientale e al Suor Orsola Benincasa di Napoli. Ha pubblicato numerosi saggi e collaborato con riviste e quotidiani.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

V malostranském sklepení ožívají hybridní bytosti na pomezí rostliny a člověka.

Před lety záhadně zmizelo malé dítě. Tři přátelé jsou na stopě vyřešení tohoto promlčeného zločinu. Velevážené publikum, račte vstoupit do světa zrůd a nejneuvěřitelnějších anomálií přírody.

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Welcome to another intriguing episode of "Mystic Histories," where we delve into the hidden realms of esoteric traditions and occult practices. Today, we are thrilled to welcome the renowned author and historian, Christopher McIntosh, who will be discussing his latest book, "Occult Germany: Old Gods, Mystics, and Magicians."In this episode, Christopher McIntosh takes us on a fascinating journey through the mystical landscape of Germany, exploring the survival and revival of the old pre-Christian gods. We'll uncover the secrets of prehistoric sacred sites, ancient shamanic traditions, and the enduring folklore that has kept these ancient deities alive in the hearts and minds of the German people.Christopher will shed light on the rich and multifaceted spiritual heritage of Germany, introducing us to the mystical worlds of Rosicrucianism, Germanic astrology, alchemy, and the Kabbalah. We'll meet legendary figures such as Dr. Johann Faust, Wolfram von Eschenbach, Meister Eckhart, Hildegard of Bingen, and Jakob Boehme, whose contributions to mysticism and the occult have left an indelible mark on history.Join us as we explore the secret societies that flourished in Germany, from the Rosicrucians to speculative Freemasonry, the Fraternitas Saturni, and the Golden and Rosy Cross. Christopher will reveal how these societies have influenced and been influenced by the cultural and spiritual currents of their time.We'll also delve into the 19th-century Nordic revival, the impact of Theosophy, and the subsequent esoteric movements such as Steiner's Anthroposophy. Christopher will guide us through the esoteric traditions of the 20th century, discussing the works of neo-Nordic occultists and esoteric writers like Meyrink and Hesse, as well as the occult aspects of the Third Reich and its aftermath.In this episode, Christopher McIntosh will reveal the dual nature of Germany's occult history, highlighting both its enlightened and darker aspects. Tune in for an enlightening exploration of Germany's mystical and magical traditions, and discover how these ancient beliefs continue to shape the spiritual landscape of today. #OccultGermany #OldGods #Mystics #Magicians #EsotericHistory #GermanMysticism #AncientTraditions #HiddenMysteries #SpiritualHeritage #ChristopherMcIntosh #MysticHistories

Karnevalový rej vrcholí tajemnou divadelní skečí s nečekaným finále. Povídka, ve které autor slavného Golema vsadil tentokrát na magická mystéria a kulisy východních duchovních nauk.

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Este año conmemoramos el centenario de la muerte del escritor checo Franz Kafka y la editorial Páginas de Espuma ha facturado una espectacular edición de "Los cuentos completos" del autor entre los que se encuentra "La transformación" (antes "la metamorfosis"). En nombre de Franz Kafka han hablado en el programa su traductor Alberto Gordo y el escritor Andrés Neuman, prologuista de esta edición de lujo.  Ellos dos se han metido en la piel del escritor bohemio para decirnos dos libros que supuestamente Kafka donaría que han sido:  "David Coperfield" de Charles Dickens" (Alba y Austral)  y "El Golem" de Gustav Meyrink (Alianza) . Los libros que Antonio Martínez Asensio ha relacionado esta semana con la actualidad han sido "La reina del sur" de Arturo Pérez Reverte (Alfaguara) , "Ensayo sobre la lucidez" de José Saramago (DeBolsillo) , Número cero" Umberto Eco (Lumen) "El amo de la pista" de Luis Mateo Díez (Alfaguara). Las novedades nos las han traído Pepe Rubio y Sergio Castro y han sido  "Mileva Einstein, teoría de la tristeza" de Svalenka Drakulic (Galaxia Gutemberg)  "Al otro lado de la niebla" de Juan Luis Arsuaga (Destino)  "Pequeño hablante" de Andrés Neuman (Alfaguara) . Pascual Donate ha rescatado de la redacción el número 150 de la Revista Turia dedicado a Franz Kafka. El libro de "Un libro, un hora" ha sido "Un hombre soltero" de Christopher Isherwood (Acantilado) . Y por último, las donaciones de los oyentes que han sido: "El palacio azul de los ingenieros belgas" de Fulgencio Argüelles (Acantilado) y "Las uvas de la ira" de John Steinbeck (Tusquets) 

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In the six volumes of the Library of the World's Best Mystery and Detective Stories, Julian Hawthorne presents us thrilling and mysterious short stories from all corners of the world. The GSMC Audiobook Series presents some of the greatest classic novels, audiobooks, and theatrical presentations from a bygone era. Let Golden State Media Concepts take you on a ride through classic audiobooks read by some of the top audiobook performers of all time. This compiled collection of classic audiobooks contains a wide variety of classic Novels. ***PLEASE NOTE*** GSMC Podcast Network presents these shows and audiobooks as historical content and have brought them to you unedited. Remember that times have changed, and some Audiobooks might not reflect the standards of today's politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Golden State Media Concepts or the GSMC Podcast Network. Our goal is to entertain, educate, and give you a glimpse into the past.

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La muerte violeta, de Gustav Meyrink.

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Wir sprechen heute über den Schriftsteller Gustav Meyrink, der sich von Franz Sedlaceks Gemälde »Bibliothek« zu der erstaunlichen Erzählung »Dr. Haselmayers weißer Kakadu« inspirieren ließ – die ihr übrigens hier anhören könnt: https://lesedusche.de/fe/meyrink

Kn 221 (175) liest die satirische Erzählung »Blamol« aus »Des deutschen Spießers Wunderhorn« von Gustav Meyrink Als einer der Ersten im deutschen Sprachraum verfasste Gustav Meyrink (* 19. Januar 1868 in Wien; † 4. Dezember1932 in Starnberg) fantastische Romane. Berühmt ist sein Roman »Der Golem«, während sein Frühwerk mit dem Spießbürgertum seiner Zeit abrechnet (Des deutschen Spießers Wunderhorn). Diese Erzählungen wurden 1913 in einer Buchausgabe zusammengefasst - die meisten davon waren bereits in den Jahren 1901 bis etwa 1908 im Simplizissimus, einer satirischen Zeitschrift erschienen.

The producer of Real Genius, Brian Grazer, approached director Martha Coolidge a number of times, trying to convince her to direct the film. From Coolidge's perspective, the script just wasn't there. It was a juvenile, teen male-oriented comedy and just wasn't her thing. But Grazer wouldn't give up. He wanted Coolidge as director for Real Genius so the two of them talked and he agreed to bring on another screenwriter, and also let Coolidge do some uncredited rewrites as well. Coolidge was able to get the script to feel like a story about real students at a real CalTech-adjacent school and kept it from being as straightforward juvenile comedy. The result is smart and fun. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our 80s Comedy with Coolidge & Heckerling series with Coolidge's 1985 film Real Genius. From Val Kilmer and William Atherton to the nods to CalTech to popcorn, here's what we talk about in this episode about Real Genius We both watched the new doc Val about Val Kilmer's life and recent battle with throat cancer. That put an interesting perspective on his performance here as Chris Knight, the goofball senior. To that point, we also have an opportunity to talk about how much we love his shirts throughout the movie. William Atherton is a fantastic foil as Dr. Hathaway, the mean and manipulative professor and Robert Prescott is brilliant as the nerd villain. And as it turns out, Coolidge and company didn't even realize how accurate they were being with how the government has manipulated students into working on weapons secretly for them. Speaking of weapons, we talk about how accurate Coolidge fought to be in the script and why this film has influenced so many people to become scientists. And you know how they blow up Hathaway's house with popcorn? They actually used 140 tons of popcorn for that scene. That's a lot of popcorn! (I wonder if it was GMO...?) Aside from Kilmer, we also have Gabriel Jarret, Michelle Meyrink, Jon Gries, Mark Kamiyama, Dean Devlin, and more as our students. They're all great, particularly Meyrink as Jordan and Jarret as Mitch, but we sure would've loved more in-depth characters for some of our non-white males in the group. Regardless, it's a fun group. But who is the protagonist? Is it Mitch or is it Chris? It seems we're following both. On a cursory level, it makes it a bit difficult to figure out who we're supposed to be following. But what's all this about having a separate main character and protagonist? How does that work and why would someone do it? Turns out, it's fairly complex but works well here leaving Mitch as the main character and Chris as the protagonist. What makes this film hold up so well though is the fact that Coolidge wanted to keep the science as real as possible and make school life feel accurate. From the lasers to the dorm graffiti to the party to the strange student living in the steam tunnels, it all feels real. This makes for such a great revisit after all these years. So check out the movie then tune in to this week's show. It's a strong film that is ripe for discovery or re-discovery. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership — visit TruStory FM. Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatch Script Transcript Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd CalTech References I Heart Toxic Waste t-shirt Surf Nicaragua t-shirt Roy Rogers Olympic Games 1984 t-shirt Toxic Summer Games 1984 International Order for Gorillas Mythbusters episode Car vs. Rain

The producer of Real Genius, Brian Grazer, approached director Martha Coolidge a number of times, trying to convince her to direct the film. From Coolidge's perspective, the script just wasn't there. It was a juvenile, teen male-oriented comedy and just wasn't her thing. But Grazer wouldn't give up. He wanted Coolidge as director for Real Genius so the two of them talked and he agreed to bring on another screenwriter, and also let Coolidge do some uncredited rewrites as well. Coolidge was able to get the script to feel like a story about real students at a real CalTech-adjacent school and kept it from being as straightforward juvenile comedy. The result is smart and fun. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our 80s Comedy with Coolidge & Heckerling series with Coolidge's 1985 film Real Genius. From Val Kilmer and William Atherton to the nods to CalTech to popcorn, here's what we talk about in this episode about Real Genius We both watched the new doc Val about Val Kilmer's life and recent battle with throat cancer. That put an interesting perspective on his performance here as Chris Knight, the goofball senior. To that point, we also have an opportunity to talk about how much we love his shirts throughout the movie. William Atherton is a fantastic foil as Dr. Hathaway, the mean and manipulative professor and Robert Prescott is brilliant as the nerd villain. And as it turns out, Coolidge and company didn't even realize how accurate they were being with how the government has manipulated students into working on weapons secretly for them. Speaking of weapons, we talk about how accurate Coolidge fought to be in the script and why this film has influenced so many people to become scientists. And you know how they blow up Hathaway's house with popcorn? They actually used 140 tons of popcorn for that scene. That's a lot of popcorn! (I wonder if it was GMO...?) Aside from Kilmer, we also have Gabriel Jarret, Michelle Meyrink, Jon Gries, Mark Kamiyama, Dean Devlin, and more as our students. They're all great, particularly Meyrink as Jordan and Jarret as Mitch, but we sure would've loved more in-depth characters for some of our non-white males in the group. Regardless, it's a fun group. But who is the protagonist? Is it Mitch or is it Chris? It seems we're following both. On a cursory level, it makes it a bit difficult to figure out who we're supposed to be following. But what's all this about having a separate main character and protagonist? How does that work and why would someone do it? Turns out, it's fairly complex but works well here leaving Mitch as the main character and Chris as the protagonist. What makes this film hold up so well though is the fact that Coolidge wanted to keep the science as real as possible and make school life feel accurate. From the lasers to the dorm graffiti to the party to the strange student living in the steam tunnels, it all feels real. This makes for such a great revisit after all these years. So check out the movie then tune in to this week's show. It's a strong film that is ripe for discovery or re-discovery. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership — visit TruStory FM. Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatch Script Transcript Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd CalTech References I Heart Toxic Waste t-shirt Surf Nicaragua t-shirt Roy Rogers Olympic Games 1984 t-shirt Toxic Summer Games 1984 International Order for Gorillas Mythbusters episode Car vs. Rain

El verdadero Conde Drácula era príncipe; Meyrink, Batman y el murciélago que nunca estuvo; Una gitana hermosa tiró las cartas en Rumania; Las manos más famosas del mundo; Un día con Emil Cioran; Sándor Márai, el suicida de 88 años.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El Gólem (Der Golem) es una novela del austríaco Gustav Meyrink publicada en 1915. Está basada en la leyenda judía del Gólem, un ser creado artificialmente por un cabalista. El Gólem recoge una antigua leyenda relacionada con el gran rabino Loew de Praga (1512 - 1609) y con imágenes vigorosas evoca los misterios del gueto de Praga. El Gólem es una figura de arcilla animada por obra de la cábala, para defender a los judíos, pero que se escapa fácilmente del control y provoca catástrofes. Lo que podría ser sólo una extravagancia gratuita, sin más interés que el de un relato bien contado, adquiere significado simbólico: el Gólem personifica a los autómatas humanos, que crean la sociedad moderna. Lo mismo que el Golem, el hombre moderno realiza la parte a él asignada contra su propia voluntad y con un rigor atroz. A este pesimismo fundamental, la novela añade un continuo misterio, una atmósfera de errores trágicos en los que juegan enigmáticos cabalistas, una metafísica expedita pero dramática ("la boca de cada hombre se convierte en la boca de Dios si creéis que sea la boca de Dios"). Esta habilidad para crear una visión turbulenta y grandiosa tiene su mejor realización en El Gólem. Meyrink se inspiró en las descripciones de la gran ciudad de Charles Dickens, a quien había traducido, para recrear la atmósfera urbana de Praga. El mismo año de su publicación fue adaptada al cine por el expresionista Paul Wegener (quien rodó al menos tres películas sobre el misterioso Gólem, siendo la más famosa la estrenada en 1920, que sin embargo, no guarda más relación con la novela de Meyrink que la presencia del Gólem en ambas) . Desde su publicación, no ha habido una generación de lectores que no se haya visto cautivada por esta enigmática obra. Entre 1915 y 1920 se vendieron más de 150.000 ejemplares, encabezando Meyrink la lista de autores mas vendidos entre 1915 y 1940, contribuyendo al éxito de la novela la edición de bolsillo destinada a los soldados del frente. Como la mayoría de las novelas de Meyrink, la obra está vinculada a la tradición de E.T.A. Hoffmann y de los cuentos fantásticos, complaciendo el gusto alemán por las "historias raras", que también se aprecia en la película, algo posterior, El gabinete del doctor Caligari. Texto: El Gólem de Gustav Meyrink Músicas: - Aderabe (Instrumental) Meir Halevi Eshel Español. - Adon Olam - The Soul Of The Chassidic Violin - Jewish Music. - שירים ישראליים עבריים שקטים בפסנתר - Relaxing israeli hebrew songs for piano. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

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Klasyka z 1915 roku. Powieść egzystencjalna, okultystyczna, ezoteryczna powieść inicjacyjna a może powieść grozy, historia miłosna albo kryminał? Mnogość gatunków w naszpikowanej symboliką opowieści, której akcja dzieje się w mrocznej Pradze. Wydawnictwo Zysk i S-ka.

In this episode, Chris, Hans, and I discuss a strange, puzzling novel called The Golem. It's about a guy who mistakenly puts on another man's hat and then dreams the other man's life. There's also maybe a golem stalking the Jewish ghetto.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Robert William Chambers (1865-1933) nació en Brooklyn en una familia de terratenientes de origen escocés. Estudió en el New York Art Student’s League y en 1886 se trasladó a París, donde convivió con la bohemia artística del fin de siglo. Cuando Chambers regresa a Nueva York, su vocación de ilustrador cede a su pasión por contar historias y publica un primer libro, «In the Quarter» (1894), sobre sus experiencias en París. Le seguirá un año después una colección de relatos, El Rey de Amarillo, que le convierte en un maestro indiscutible del moderno cuento de terror, capaz de aportar una visión del mal, el horror y lo sobrenatural, alejada por completo del monstruo y el fantasma gótico clásico. En El Rey de Amarillo. Relatos macabros y terroríficos –título que hace referencia a una obra imaginaria, «El Rey de Amarillo», cuya lectura provoca estupor, locura y tragedia espectral, y de la que el Necronomicón lovecraftiano es deudor– he seleccionado los cinco relatos de corte fantástico de la colección original: La máscara, En el Pasaje del Dragón, El Reparador de Reputaciones, La demoiselle d’Ys y, el más famoso, El Signo Amarillo –obra maestra del cuento macabro de suspense, con un final escalofriante– . Yotra seleccion de relatos no menos interesantes como son: El Creador de Lunas y Una velada placentera, procedentes de «The Maker of Moons» (1896); y El Emperador Púrpura, El Mensajero y La Llave del Dolor, de «The Mystery of Choice» (1897). En estos relatos, precursores de los Mitos de Chtulhu, se respira una atmósfera eminentemente de pesadilla, alucinatoria y onírica. El Rey de Amarillo. Relatos macabros y terroríficos, invoca un mundo de caos y perdición, fascinante y repugnante al tiempo, que nos recuerda algunas obras de Meyrink e incluso del propio Kafka. INDICE: - El signo amarillo. (0:02:20) - El reparador de reputaciones. (0:56:59) - La Demoiselle D'Ys. (2:27:00) - La máscara. (3:10:40) - En la corte del dragón. (4:00:45) - El hacedor de lunas. (4:26:55) - Una agradable velada. (6:33:33) - El mensajero. (7:35:45) - La llave del dolor. (9:09:10) Musicas: - ivan-torrent-th3-awak3n1ng-epic-music-sin-copyright (Youtube) - la-mejor-musica-de-terror-darkest-child-para-ambiente-sin-copyright-2020 (Youtube) - a-mejor-musica-de-terror-measured-paces-para-ambiente-sin-copyright-2020 (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-1-hora-de-musica-ambiental-de-terror-sin-copyright (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-la-mejor-musica-de-terror-sin-copyright (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-creepypasta-bent-and-broken (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-creepypasta-decline (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-para-tus-videos (Youtube) - suspenso-cinematografico-instrumental-sin-copyright (Youtube)Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Relatos de Misterio y Suspense. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-relatos-misterio-suspense_sq_f1352537_1.html

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Robert William Chambers (1865-1933) nació en Brooklyn en una familia de terratenientes de origen escocés. Estudió en el New York Art Student’s League y en 1886 se trasladó a París, donde convivió con la bohemia artística del fin de siglo. Cuando Chambers regresa a Nueva York, su vocación de ilustrador cede a su pasión por contar historias y publica un primer libro, «In the Quarter» (1894), sobre sus experiencias en París. Le seguirá un año después una colección de relatos, El Rey de Amarillo, que le convierte en un maestro indiscutible del moderno cuento de terror, capaz de aportar una visión del mal, el horror y lo sobrenatural, alejada por completo del monstruo y el fantasma gótico clásico. En El Rey de Amarillo. Relatos macabros y terroríficos –título que hace referencia a una obra imaginaria, «El Rey de Amarillo», cuya lectura provoca estupor, locura y tragedia espectral, y de la que el Necronomicón lovecraftiano es deudor– he seleccionado los cinco relatos de corte fantástico de la colección original: La máscara, En el Pasaje del Dragón, El Reparador de Reputaciones, La demoiselle d’Ys y, el más famoso, El Signo Amarillo –obra maestra del cuento macabro de suspense, con un final escalofriante– . Yotra seleccion de relatos no menos interesantes como son: El Creador de Lunas y Una velada placentera, procedentes de «The Maker of Moons» (1896); y El Emperador Púrpura, El Mensajero y La Llave del Dolor, de «The Mystery of Choice» (1897). En estos relatos, precursores de los Mitos de Chtulhu, se respira una atmósfera eminentemente de pesadilla, alucinatoria y onírica. El Rey de Amarillo. Relatos macabros y terroríficos, invoca un mundo de caos y perdición, fascinante y repugnante al tiempo, que nos recuerda algunas obras de Meyrink e incluso del propio Kafka. INDICE: - El signo amarillo. (0:02:20) - El reparador de reputaciones. (0:56:59) - La Demoiselle D'Ys. (2:27:00) - La máscara. (3:10:40) - En la corte del dragón. (4:00:45) - El hacedor de lunas. (4:26:55) - Una agradable velada. (6:33:33) - El mensajero. (7:35:45) - La llave del dolor. (9:09:10) Musicas: - ivan-torrent-th3-awak3n1ng-epic-music-sin-copyright (Youtube) - la-mejor-musica-de-terror-darkest-child-para-ambiente-sin-copyright-2020 (Youtube) - a-mejor-musica-de-terror-measured-paces-para-ambiente-sin-copyright-2020 (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-1-hora-de-musica-ambiental-de-terror-sin-copyright (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-la-mejor-musica-de-terror-sin-copyright (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-creepypasta-bent-and-broken (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-creepypasta-decline (Youtube) - musica-de-terror-sin-copyright-para-tus-videos (Youtube) - suspenso-cinematografico-instrumental-sin-copyright (Youtube)Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Relatos de Misterio y Suspense. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-relatos-misterio-suspense_sq_f1352537_1.html

Con el ánimo de poner en valor las aportaciones que determinadas obras, escritas por judíos, han hecho a la historia de la literatura, Centro Sefarad-Israel ha puesto en marcha el ciclo “Obras que hicieron historia”. Escritores, estudiosos y especialistas analizan libros que supusieron un hito en la literatura de su época y que todavía hoy siguen siendo consideradas obras de gran valor. El ciclo comenzó el próximo martes 14 de julio con una charla online, organizada en colaboración con el Centro Checo de Madrid, sobre “El Golem” y su autor Gustav Meyrink. Corrió a cargo del escritor argentino Juan Pablo Bertazza, quien analizó los profundos vínculos entre vida y obra del autor de El Golem. Le acompañó Stanislav Skoda, director del Centro Checo de Madrid.

 #Edgar Allen Poe# Needs no real introduction. He was in some senses the man who began the horror genre. There had been Gothic fiction before but Poe made it macabre and strange. I see some influences or commonalities between him and the French poet Baudelaire with his Flowers of Evil, or the French novelist J K Huysman’s with his studies of Satanism and Decandence. The insanity in Poe is also matched in the Austrian writer Gustav Meyrink. I must read some Meyrink for you, though I’m not aware of any short stories of his. Tell Tale Heart is a first person story narrated by someone who is at pains to assure us that he is not crazy, though pretty much as soon as he says it, and certainly with a few sentences further said, we know he is. There is a view that it is the story of a perfect crime, but it seems far from that to me. It seems pretty unhinged. He is never going to get away with this crime. He buries the dismembered body under the planks of the floor. That is going to smell, believe me. Not that I know from personal experience. I had a bit of a disaster this week. I had recorded the English writer Robert Aickman with his longish Zombie story: Ringing the Changes, but the flipping computer packed in after 15 minutes. An hour later I found out the story hasn’t recorded except the first fifteen minutes. So I had nothing. I then recorded this one. I know, I think I know, (I sound like the man in the story) that listeners prefer longer stories that are American. This is short, but it is American which is a compromise.  If you were helpful enough to do some or any of these following things for me, I would be immensely grateful. I swear down I would. ———————— Share the Podcast to your friends Rate the Podcast on Apple or elsewhere Buy me a coffee via Paypal (https://paypal.me/gospatric) Sign up as a Patron for $1 a month to keep me going on  Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/barcud)   Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/barcud) (https://www.patreon.com/barcud) Support this podcast

El 14 de agosto de 1892: el escritor vienes Gustav Meyrink estaba solo en su habitación, tenía 24 años y aquel día había decidido quitarse la vida. Cuando ya se apuntaba con una pistola en la cabeza, escuchó un ruido y vio que alguien deslizaba un papel bajo la puerta. El título de aquel folleto rezaba: "La vida que vendrá". Esta milagrosa coincidencia supuso que Meyrink decidiera no poner fina su vida, y desde entonces, estudió los misterios y enigmas de la existencia con la pasión de alguien a quien el destino le había regalado una segunda oportunidad. Su vida y su obra están marcadas por acontecimientos aparentemente inexplicables. Su novela más celebrada "El Golem", permanece también envuelta en el misterio y sigue siendo objeto de análisis por parte de filósofos, artistas y místicos de todo el mundo.

Science runs amuck in a coming to age tale featuring lasers, popcorn, and a crazy dude who lives in a dorm room closet as we remake Real Genius (1985)! Val Kilmer stars alongside Gabriel Jarret, Michelle Meyrink,  Robert Prescott and William Atherton in the 80's comedy classic. Join Invasion of the Remake as we uncover the secrets of Real Genius (while ice skating in our room, as you do) and ultimately come up with our own ideas and casting for a modern remake. Don't miss this episode, it's a "moral imperative"!   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, RadioPublic, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com