Reading in the Time of Monsters

Reading in the Time of Monsters

Melendy Avenue Review

The old world is dying; the new one cannot be born; now is the time of monsters. What better time to read, and read seriously? Every pedant on the internet thinks they're a critic because they have cultural preferences and their various streaming and social media services encourage them to state these preferences in little boxes. But some of us think criticism is something more. We know that criticism implies a way of being- a rejection of complacence, a dedication to searching high, low, and in between for insight and perspective, a constant development of the critical toolkit. Not only does that way of being point towards a better existence, but it also makes for criticism that's more fun to read. That's the gambit of this podcast- that there's an audience for something other than same-same mediocrity and parasocial agreement-clubs. There should be one free episode a month. There will be another for people who become Citizens by subscribing at the Citizen (or Chieftain!) level at Melendy Avenue Review. MAR includes numerous text reviews a month, various life updates and guest posts, cute cat pictures, etc.

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How many episodes are there of Reading in the Time of Monsters?

There are 14 episodes avaiable of Reading in the Time of Monsters.

What is Reading in the Time of Monsters about?

We have categorized Reading in the Time of Monsters as:

  • Arts
  • History
  • Books

Where can you listen to Reading in the Time of Monsters?

Reading in the Time of Monsters is available, among others places, on:

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When did Reading in the Time of Monsters start?

The first episode of Reading in the Time of Monsters that we have available was released 13 January 2023.

Who creates the podcast Reading in the Time of Monsters?

Reading in the Time of Monsters is produced and created by Melendy Avenue Review.