DEATH // SENTENCE

Lud-In-The-Mist - Class, Center, Periphery, and Faerie

Aug 1, 2022

47:10

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Episode notes

The Delineations Between Poor and Rich

02:41

Is This a Class Novel?

03:45

Is There a Divide Between City and Country?

02:46

Introduction

3min

The Book of Merlys

2min

Is This a Class Based Novel?

3min

Lood in the Mist - The Capital City of a Small Country

3min

The Feudal Order, the Rule of Excess and of Abundance

3min

Book Review: Endymion Lell

3min

Is This a Class Novel?

4min

I Like That Jilted Wife That a Longs for Something Other

2min

Is This a Class Novel?

3min

10.

The Contrast Between the Village and the City

3min

11.

Is There a Divide Between City and Country?

3min

12.

The Delineations Between Poor and Rich

3min

13.

The Dapple of Life

3min

14.

The Tree Outside Is Not Just a Tree

2min

15.

Itradition of Littrcid - A Book Review

3min

16.

Wave Decay by Gogon Pengin

1min

17.

Baby a Oo Kindominini.

4min

To celebrate 3,000 followers on Twitter, Eden sits down for a solo episode exploring Hope Mirrlees' "Lud-In-The-Mist", a forgotten classic of faerie metaphor. The discussion revolves around Mirrlees herself, the undertones of class in the story, and how it further explores tension between city and country, center and periphery, and more. Music played: GoGo Penguin - Wave Decay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzwlh0QagRM&ab_channel=GoGoPenguinVEVO