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Dylan Cuellar, Kassia Oset
Unburied Books
A podcast reading its way through the NYRB Classics, a series that resurrects fiction and nonfiction works worth remembering.
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4.6 stars from 31 ratings
please add more info in episode notes
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“hi, just listened to Radiance of the King episode. Frank Wynn references a number of authors, which i was able to find. it'd be great if you provided this information in the episode notes for other listeners / readers.
also, Mr. Wynn seems like an incredibly thoughtful and erudite person....”Read full review »
5onalee via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/01/24
Dig into this!
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“I’ve been a casual fan of NYRB Classics for years. It’s a great way to find something substantial and literary to read apart from the usual canonical Western writers. There’s also a lot of range - there are cookbooks, travel books, and poetry. I also love the iconic design and the cover art. A...”Read full review »
JosephX23 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/31/23
a perfect balance
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“I think this podcast does something truly magical. Kassia and Dylan do a great job of navigating you through the NYRB classics series, without expecting either too much or too little of you. I think it’s hard to appreciate how they have made a podcast that is not only accessible but interesting...”Read full review »
Unknown Writer in Hiding via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/11/23
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Published 04/23/24
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