The TLS Podcast

This week, we look back at some of the year's highlights, and illuminating conversations with Joanna Kavenna and Nick Enfield.

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This week, A. E. Stallings takes stock of Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, a “thrilling combination of seemingly opposite tendencies”; and Sam Riviere reads us a new poem

'The Odyssey', directed by Christopher Nolan
'Warm War' by Sam Riviere

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Before we turn the page on July, here's a look back at some of the conversations from this month's episodes on The TLS Podcast.

In this month's TLS Highlights, Hannah Lowe reads a new poem with a botanical theme; Claire Harman explores the self-possession and vigour of the youngest Brontë sibling; Scarlett Baron considers an attempt to cut James Joyce down to size; Carrie Cracknell discusses the delights and challenges of directing Tom Stoppard's Arcadia; and Ben Street reflects on the tricky business of artists at the cinema.

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This week, we meditate on childhood memories with TLS Ackerley Prize-winner Geoff Dyer; and Ben Street on the tricky business of artists at the cinema.

'Homework', by Geoff Dyer
'The Hollywood History of Art', by Christopher Frayling

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This week, Claire Harman explores the self-possession and vigour of the youngest of the Brontë clan; and Lily Herd on musical brothers at war in a new play.

'This Dark Night: The life of Emily Brontë', by Deborah Lutz
'Hit Machine', by Jonathan Caren, Soho Theatre, London, until August 15

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