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Month: August 2019

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Write about Work, Read about Work

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New Episode: Scarborough Takes on Can-Lit

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Our most-listened to episodes to date are "Zadie Smith and Neoliberal Friendship" and "Can we be Estraven? (Ursual K le Guin)". Sadly, we are not cool enough to have interviewed either of these fabulous authors. Check out our latest "Survivors Elsewhere" about Tash Aw, migration, and work. Link in bio. #podcast #bookstagram #reading #liberating #episodes #books #literature #library #zadiesmith #ursulakleguin
What are you reading during these days? I'm having a lot of fun with this one, though not sure I'm getting it all. Give me religious symbols and absurd deconstructions of power any day. #bookstagram #reading #liberatinglibraries #russiannovel #books #fiction #covi̇d19 #cats #devil #masterandmargarita
New episode is out! Tash Aw's We, the Survivors (2019) is all about exploitation and the toll of development on workers. Vladamir Lorchenkov's The Good Life Elsewhere (2008) looks at workers who have been made useless and disposable. They're two sides to the same capitalist system, and they show us some important things in this moment when work (especially the underpaid essential kind that's keeping us all alive) and hope are on our minds. Leave us a comment, rating, or review. #bookstagram #fiction #podcast #reading #tashaw #migration #workers #books #liberation #work #capitalism #migration #alienation
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