Cleveland Review of Books Podcast

Cleveland Review of Books Podcast

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The official podcast of the Cleveland Review of Books, a journal of criticism publishing reviews, essays, interviews, and excerpts both online and in print. Among other formats, the podcast highlights contributors and their work, allowing them to expand on ideas they presented and experimented with in our pages.

Recent Episodes

  • Resistance and Insistence: Capitalist Fiction, Conglomeration, and the Avant-Garde

    4 weeks ago
  • The Cook, The Surrealist, Her Husband-Thief, and His Manifesto: Emmeline Clein on Literary Cookbooks

    3 months ago
  • The Novel as Résumé: Chapman Caddell on Ben Lerner and Frederick Exley

    4 months ago
  • Andy Warhol Has Been Shot: Rafaela Bassili on Nicole Flattery's "Nothing Special"

    4 months ago
  • Philip Metres on Sergey Gandlevsky and the Task of the Translator

    6 months ago
  • Still, Observing: Juliet Gelfman-Randazzo on Christine Kwon's "A Ribbon the Most Perfect Blue"

    7 months ago
  • Deaths Plural: Guillermo Rebollo Gil on Pro Wrestling and Poetry

    9 months ago
  • To Be Modern: Micah Cash on Osamu Dazai's "The Flowers of Buffoonery"

    9 months ago
  • A Servant to Sound: Will Harrison on McKenzie Wark's "Raving"

    9 months ago
  • The Adolescent Gaze: Erika Dirk on Dizz Tate's "Brutes."

    10 months ago