Donna Tartt: The Woman Who Invented A Whole Genre Writing About Her Time In College скачать в хорошем качестве

Donna Tartt: The Woman Who Invented A Whole Genre Writing About Her Time In College

How does Donna Tartt combine gothic academia and greek mythology in her captivating debut novel? What do the characters tell us about the dark side of human nature? And, did her own university experience influence the story? Dominic Sandbrook and Tabitha Syrett discuss all this and more in this week's episode on The Secret History by Donna Tartt. Explore our favourite Folio books at https://foliosociety.com/thebookclub Senior Producer: Nicole Maslen Social Producer: Harry Balden Assistant Producer: Alfie Norris Video Editor: Lorcan Moullier Executive Producer: Dom Johnson 0:00 The Folio Society 1:22 The Greatest Opening Line in Modern Fiction? 5:05 Why The Secret History Is So Addictive 9:49 A Murder Mystery… Where You Already Know the Killer 14:34 Who Is Richard Papen And Can We Trust Him? 19:00 From Hogwarts to Vermont: The Power of Closed Worlds 22:09 The Allure of the Elite Clique 26:09 “Beauty Is Terror”: The Idea Behind Everything 29:31 Why These Characters Are So Magnetic (Despite Being Awful) 33:26 Meet Bunny: The Victim Who Might Be the Hero 38:56 The Funniest Line in the Entire Book 41:04 The First Murder: What Really Happened in the Woods 46:01 Henry Winter: Genius, Monster, or Both? 49:59 Is Richard the Real Villain? 51:12 The Plan to Kill Bunny 53:22 The Murder Scene: And Why We Never See It 55:23 After the Murder: Guilt, Lies, and Dark Comedy 56:32 The Funeral: Tragedy Turns Absurd 1:00:03 Flashbacks to the Killing — What They Actually Did 1:03:33 The Collapse: When Everything Falls Apart 1:04:28 Did They Get Away With It? 1:06:45 The Secret History Behind The Secret History 1:10:15 The Real-Life Inspiration for Julian and the Clique 1:14:50 Dark Academia — Why This Book Took Over the Internet 1:15:36 Is It Actually One of the Great Modern Novels? 1:17:11 Final Verdict — Dead Bunnies Rating