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I read Lodge's great satire when it came out, while taking a class with him in Brum just after a semester learning from Stanley Fish. Unforgettable.
I’m reading Pain now, because of a London Review of Books' “Close Reading” podcast--James Wood is leading a series on Realism, and he is, as usual, wonderful and erudite.
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Sep 19, 2026 02:39PM
I read Lodge's great satire when it came out, while taking a class with him in Brum just after a semester learning from Stanley Fish. Unforgettable.
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I’m reading Pain now, because of a London Review of Books' “Close Reading” podcast--James Wood is leading a series on Realism, and he is, as usual, wonderful and erudite.