A Christmas Carol Discussion Begins

by Travis Prinzi on December 7, 2007

by Travis

Happy St. Nicholas Day.  (I know that’s about 28 minutes too late…)

Today, The Classic Tales Podcast releases the first of a three-part installment of Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol.  Throughout the next three weeks, the Blogengamot will be posting at least once a week (hopefully more) on the portion of the story released by The Classic Tales for that week.*  This should be a bit easier and more accessible a discussion that Lovecraft was for a few reasons.  (1) It’s a bit easier to make time for a podcast, since you can listen to the audiobook in the car.  (2) The story is already quite well-known.  (3) Connections between Dickens and Rowling are a bit more obvious and evidenced than Rowling/Lovecraft.  Please download the podcast and join the discussion in the comments!

The insanity that is my current workload ends on Tuesday, and I hope to get something posted on The Golden Compass near the end of next week.  I won’t have seen the movie yet, but I did just finish the book.  Keep an eye on HP Progs, as I just did an interview with them on Wednesday.  Greg and Penny are great, and I highly recommend their podcast!  I had a lot of fun talking to them, and I hope to get them on the pubcast soon and to join them in the near future again.

John Granger comments on a Lev Grossman interview with Philip Pullman.

*This is not a discussion that is sponsored by The Classic Tales.  I doubt B.J. Harrison is even aware our little blog exists.

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1 Jerry GormanNo Gravatar December 7, 2007 at 8:07 pm

You’d be surprised!

Jerry Gorman
Executive Producer
The Classic Tales Podcast

2 Travis PrinziNo Gravatar December 11, 2007 at 12:25 am

Hi, Jerry, indeed I am! Thanks for stopping by!

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