Recent Reads - End of January

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Marc Nash

Marc Nash

Күн бұрын

Books discussed
Intro 0:00
"The Long Form" Kate Briggs 1:07
"The Love Of Singular Men" Victor Heringer 11:47
"The Belan Deck" Matt Bucher 14:37
"Anxious Pleasures" Lance Olsen 20:50
"Austral" Carlos Fonseca 24:39
"Dry Cleaning" Trevor Mark Thomas 35:35
"Near Distance" Hanna Stoltenberg 40:54
Other books mentioned
"To Write As If Already Dead" Kate Zambreno
"Always Crashing In The Same Car" Lance Olsen
"A,B&E" Marc Nash (kindle only) www.amazon.co.uk/B-Marc-Nash-...

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@bluewordsme2
@bluewordsme2 5 ай бұрын
what a beautiful January of reading....first, so happy about Matt's book: I LOVED IT and read it in a single sitting, on a cold Afternoon--funny, and intelligent without pretense and powerfully poignant at the end...im thrilled you enjoyed as well...and im excited about Long Form, I'll pick up a copy next week when in London...btw, Victor Heringer was a poet--his first publication was a collection of poetry and his first novel is supposed to be fabulous. his work was introduced to me by a few friends in Rio who are writers....a pitty about Olsen, it's on my writing desk tbr pile...but i'll still read it for sure.. and as i've said before, you should include at least a 1-star or 2-star review always, i love them hahahahah.see you soon, bb
@ChaoticBibliophile
@ChaoticBibliophile 5 ай бұрын
I’ve been dying to read The Long Form and now you’ve bumped it right up the list! I didn’t finish Austral even though I was more than halfway through and my Spanish copy was very expensive. I fully agree with your take and your comments on the resolution reassured me of my decision haha
@josmith5992
@josmith5992 5 ай бұрын
Glad you liked The Love of Singular Men Marc, Shawn and I are planning on reading that this year. Periene Press books don’t always work for me but they are usually interesting in some way. I must admit I usually stay well away from books where motherhood is central but you did sound convincing where The Long Form was concerned, I’d almost like to reread Tom Jones and then read it.
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 5 ай бұрын
Yes I did wonder about readfing Tom Jones first. I will say The Long Form isn;t an analysis of all 700-800 pages of it
@dkeichi
@dkeichi 5 ай бұрын
The Long Form was one of my favorite reads from 2023. Such a marvelous mix of essay and fiction. I also happened to enjoy Austral, but can clearly see your point - narrative was strong but the ideas a bit hermetic (or just not solid enough)
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 5 ай бұрын
Thank you! 😀
@williamgass9242
@williamgass9242 5 ай бұрын
Tom Jones is great
@RovingReader
@RovingReader 5 ай бұрын
I’ve wanted to read The Long Form so it was nice to hear you talk about it as well as your personal connection to the book in regard to your twins!
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 5 ай бұрын
I can really recommend it for a read
@bbbartolo
@bbbartolo 3 ай бұрын
I wonder if I should expect to see The Long Form showered with award nominations. Maybe its readership will be too elitist, too intellectual? Curious to see. It's absolutely outstanding in my experience.
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 3 ай бұрын
You may very well be right, although "Milkman" won the Booker not that long ago, so one can always hope.
@BookishTexan
@BookishTexan 5 ай бұрын
Pausing video to see if The Long Form is available in the US….and now I’m a bit thankful the rest of these don’t seem like must buys.
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 5 ай бұрын
Yeah I wouldn't overly recommend any of the others. Did you read that Irish novel 'something something the throat' which I heard was about a woman's relationship to an obscure historical Irish poet? Similar vibes to The Long Form by the sound of it.
@BookishTexan
@BookishTexan 5 ай бұрын
@@MarcNash I did read A Ghost in the Throat and I liked it so that makes The Long Form even more attractive. It is available in the US so I will be ordering it soon.
@TKTalksBooks
@TKTalksBooks 4 ай бұрын
Reading Long Form now.. about ⅓ of the way in. Thank you so much for recommending this one. I appreciate your efforts on your channel. I have gained so much from viewing it. 😊
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 4 ай бұрын
Thank you so much, much appreciated
@gabesouza6418
@gabesouza6418 5 ай бұрын
Random question. I take it that you’re English? Do you have any literary prose/fiction magazines that can be subscribed from in England. Would love to know your thoughts and recommendations. It seems that most are from the US so you end up paying a fortune worth of shipping. Which is the case with the Paris Review.
@MarcNash
@MarcNash 5 ай бұрын
I'm afraid I don't really read short stories, so don't read any literary magazines. but well-known ones are Granta magazine, The White Review, Structo, Myslexia
@gabesouza6418
@gabesouza6418 5 ай бұрын
that's great, thanks for your reply!@@MarcNash
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