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Released every Thursday, the ABR podcast features our finest reviews, poetry, fiction, interviews, and commentary.
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This week on The ABR Podcast, Andrea Goldsmith reveals her unread books. These are those works, explains Goldsmith, that ‘you should have read and have always wanted to read – but haven’t.’ They are not, mind you, all books that she intends on reading: ‘I will go to my grave having not finished Ulysses, but even in my failure I am far from ignorant about the book. … because Ulysses is part of our cultural capital, I could converse about Ulysses more than adequately.’ Andrea Goldsmith is a Melbourne-based novelist and reviewer. Here is Andrea Goldsmith with ‘My Unread Books’, published in the March issue of ABR.
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