Overdue Podcast
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Overdue is a podcast about the books you've been meaning to read. Updates Mondays.
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Inside every Small Assassin there are two early 90s Macaulay Culkin Starring Vehicles
Movie poster for Home Alone, the fun Macaulay Culkin Hurts People movie Movie poster for The Good Son, the dramatic Macaulay Culkin Hurts People movie
Whomst among those of us hovering around 40 *doesn’t* spend some time each day yelling at our skeletons
Mr. Electrico "reached down with a flaming sword full of electricity and he tapped me on both shoulders and then the tip of my nose and he cried, 'Live, forever!' And I thought, 'God, that’s wonderful. How do you do that?'...I went home and within days I started to write. And I’ve never stopped."
Ray Bradbury Recalls the Visit to the Circus That Inspired Him To Become a Writer
The problem with death, Ray Bradbury once said to me, is that “it is so damned permanent.”
slate.com
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Not sure if you’ve seen this but definitely relevant to this episode 😂
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I’ve mentioned this podcast a few times but it’s good and informative about the authors and books in a way that doesn’t sound like two guys reading Wikipedia at you and I think the horror eps they do every October are some of the best.
"Using the ‘we’ voice allowed me to tell a much larger story than I would have been able to tell otherwise. At first I tried telling the story from the point of view of a single picture bride, but this approach felt too narrow and confining...It’s a very capacious and infinitely expandable voice."
Julie Otsuka | Interview
‘Using the ‘we’ voice allowed me to tell a much larger story than I would have been able to tell otherwise.’ An interview with Julie Otsuka.
granta.com
"Fixed income": Boring; sound stressful; reminds you of our delicate and tenuous social safety net

"Elegant economy": Mysterious; classy; sounds like a *choice* to live below your means, in a chic way
“I had always felt a deep sympathy with the care-worn men, who looked as if doomed to struggle through their lives in strange alternations between work and want; tossed to and fro by circumstances, apparently in even a greater degree than other men.”

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Mary Barton, by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell
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