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The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast

International Anthony Burgess Foundation

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast Channel hosts two podcasts:The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast is dedicated to exploringthe life and work of Anthony Burgess and his contemporaries, and the cultural environment in which Burgess was working. A combination of scripted episodes, interviews and lectures, this series is a resource for students, readers and anyone else interested in twentieth century literature, film and music. The International Anthony Burgess

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The Earthly Powers Podcast: Part 4 - Norman Douglas,...

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/10/22

Throughout Earthly Powers, Kenneth Toomey frequently mentions the Anglo-Austrian writer Norman Douglas, but who was Douglas and why did Burgess choose him to be Toomey’s nemesis? In this episode the Burgess Foundation's Graham Foster speaks to Rachel Hope Cleves, Professor of History at the University of Victoria, Canada, about her new biography of Douglas, Unspeakable: A Life Beyond Sexual Morality. WARNING: This episode contains a frank discussion about the abuse of children.To find out more about

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27:16

Robert McCrum On Shakespeare

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/09/11

In this episode of the Burgess Foundation Podcast, Andrew Biswell talks to writer and journalist Robert McCrum about his new book, Shakespearean. This exploration of Shakespeare's plays and poetry incorporates personal experiences, and draws on twenty-five years of reading to place Shakespeare in his historical context and attempt to identify the relevance of his work today.Shakespearean: On Life and Language in Times of Disruption by Robert McCrum is published by Picador and available now from all

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29:27

The Music of Anthony Burgess

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/08/17

In this episode of the Burgess Foundation Podcast, we explore the music Anthony Burgess composed throughout his lifetime. The Burgess Foundation's Will Carr speaks to Christine Lee Gengaro, the editor of the new Irwell Edition of Burgess's This Man and Music.For more information on Anthony Burgess, visit www.anthonyburgess.orgYou can buy the Irwell Edition of the Works of Anthony Burgess here: https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/series/the-irwell-edition-of-the-works-of-anthony-burgess/ Hosted

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21:19

Special Episode: Researching Shakespeare

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/07/23

In this special episode of the podcast, we explore some of the research being undertaken at the Burgess Foundation. We are joined by Sam Jermy, who is researching Burgess's 1970s lectures on Shakespeare and Elizabethan England at the Foundation.Sam Jermy is a doctoral researcher in the School of English at the University of Leeds. His current research focuses on the relationships between masculinities and the body in seventeenth-century literature, focussing on the writing of Thomas Middleton and

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20:04

The Earthly Powers Podcast: Part 3 - The Pope and the...

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/07/09

Is the Pope in league with the Devil? That is the question we ask in this episode of the Earthly Powers podcast as we explore the character of Carlo Campanati. What does his desire to reform the Church say about his allegiances? Can his behaviour be considered sinful? Did he make the ultimate Faustian bargain in order to become Pope? Abandon all hope ye who enter here...Written and narrated by Graham FosterReadings by Paul BarnhillMusic by Anthony BurgessFor more information about Earthly Powers and

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20:38

The Earthly Powers Podcast: Part 2 - The Old World...

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/05/29

In the second episode of The Earthly Powers Podcast, we explore the Burgess's depictions of the traditions of Europe and the excitements of America. Is Europe corrupt? Is America the New Eden? What does Kenneth Toomey find on his travels across the Atlantic? Find out more within...Written and Narrated by Graham FosterReadings by Paul BarnhillMusic by Anthony BurgessFor more information on Anthony Burgess and Earthly Powers, visit www.anthonyburgess.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for

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23:08

The Earthly Powers Podcast: Part 1 - Who Is Kenneth...

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2020/04/20

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earthly Powers, Burgess's longest and most accomplished novel. In this first episode of a series of special podcasts, we explore the character of Kenneth Toomey. What were Burgess's inspirations? How did he breath life into his protagonist.Written and narrated by Graham Foster.Readings by Paul Barnhill.Music by Anthony Burgess.For more information about Burgess and Earthly Powers, visit www.anthonyburgess.org. Hosted

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32:50

Episode Ten: Anthony Burgess and Italy

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2019/02/12

In this episode, the Burgess Foundation's Andrew Biswell and Graham Foster discuss the importance of Italy to Anthony Burgess's work, including the novels Beard's Roman Women, ABBA ABBA, and Earthly Powers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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29:09

Episode Nine: Anthony Burgess in Malaya

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2017/02/01

Dr Matthew Whittle talks to the Burgess Foundation's Graham Foster about Anthony Burgess's experiences of Malaya in the 1950s and the fiction they inspired. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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29:57

Episode Eight: Nothing Like The Sun Revisited

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

In this episode, Anthony Burgess experts Andrew Biswell and Rob Spence discuss Nothing Like the Sun, Burgess's novel about Shakespeare. Written for the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, the novel is a creative rendering of Shakespeare's love life and his experiences of theatrical London. This podcast discusses the innovative use of language, the unique composition of the novel and Burgess's lifelong preoccupation with Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

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16:44

Episode Seven: Belli's Bible For Blasphemers

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

Episode 7 of the Burgess Foundation Podcast explores Anthony Burgess’s translations of the sonnets of Giuseppe Gioachino Belli. Seventy-one of Belli’s sonnets form the appendix to Burgess’s 1977 book ABBA ABBA. The following podcast discusses who Belli was, considers the reason for Burgess’s interest in this nineteenth-century poet, and maps out the evolution of Burgess’s translations using original audio footage from the archives at the Burgess Foundation in Manchester and an interview with Dr

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Episode Six: Anthony Burgess & John Keats

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

In the following podcast, AHRC-funded Cultural Engagement researcher Martin Kratz talks to Dr David Miller from Manchester Metropolitan University about his research on the English romantic poet John Keats, Anthony Burgess’s ABBA ABBA, and the posthumous lives of John Keats. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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29:10

Episode Five: A Clockwork Orange

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

What's it going to be then, eh? Episode Five of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast examines Burgess's most famous novel, A Clockwork Orange. From the novel's genesis over fifty years ago, to Stanley Kubrick's controversial film adaptation and beyond, this podcast is a guide through the murky world of Alex and his fearsome droogs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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30:45

Episode Four: Anthony Burgess And His World

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

This episode of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast seeks to explore Burgess’s cosmopolitanism. Beginning with his formative years in Manchester, Burgess is revealed as a writer that was intellectually preoccupied by geographic location and how it affects the development of the identity in exile. It also depicts the conflict between Burgess’s identity as a professional writer, and that of ‘The Writer as International Figure’, a personality that he cultivated on television chat shows

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Episode Three: One Hand Clapping & Tremor of Intent

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

The third episode of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast discusses One Hand Clapping and Tremor of Intent. These two books, republished this year by Serpent's Tail, illustrate the breadth of Burgess's work in fiction, from the plain-speaking northern voice at the centre of One Hand Clapping to the Bond-esque secret agent in Tremor of Intent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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32:34

Episode Two: Anthony Burgess & Shakespeare

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

Episode Two examines Anthony Burgess's relationship with Shakespeare and his works, including discussions of his Shakespeare biography, his novel Nothing Like the Sun and his imaginative interpretation of the bard's life. Featuring music from the little-known and unfilmed musical The Bawdy Bard and Burgess's Shakespeare ballet, Mr WS, this is a fascinating exploration of one of the great influences on Burgess's creative life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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26:47

Episode One: Anthony Burgess & Dystopia

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast ·

2016/09/22

The first episode of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation's podcast examines the dystopian fiction of Burgess, and how it was inspired by the writings of George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Burgess’s own military experience during the Second World War. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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