The History of Literature After Rain by William Trevor
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Apr 9, 2020 Explore the world of William Trevor, an Irish author who captured small-town life and urban vibrancy with his unique storytelling. Reflect on emotional boundaries and their impact on relationships, revealing the psychological complexities of personal experiences. Dive into the solitude of a woman reminiscing about love and life choices in a tranquil pension. The podcast also previews diverse literary themes and celebrates the power of literature to provide solace and connection amidst chaos.
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Trevor's Purity
- Jacke Wilson compares William Trevor's writing purity to Walter White's meth purity in Breaking Bad.
- He jokingly calls Trevor the "Heisenberg of literature."
Small-Town Feel
- Trevor's stories have a small-town feel, even when set in cities.
- This reflects his upbringing and creates a sense of intimacy and generational connection.
NYC Encounter
- Jacke Wilson shares an anecdote about helping a stranger with a stroller in a New York City downpour.
- This highlights the fleeting, yet meaningful, encounters in a big city.
