
The Iris Murdoch Society podcast
Tiny Corner Podcast
Nov 24, 2023
Gillian Dooley and Daniel Read join the podcast to celebrate the Twentieth Anniversary of 'From a Tiny Corner in the House of Fiction' and discuss unpublished interview material. They highlight the challenges in compiling interviews, obtaining copyright permission, and finding a publisher. They also explore the selection process for interviews and the friction between a framework and accessibility in Murdoch's work. They reflect on the influential book 'From a Tiny Corner in the House of Fiction'.
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Quick takeaways
- The book 'Tiny Corner' provides valuable insights into Iris Murdoch's voice and thoughts, challenging the idea of ignoring authors' intentions.
- Iris Murdoch's interviews in 'Tiny Corner' reveal her consistency in responses about being a philosophical novelist, while also showcasing moments of deviation and resistance to defend her artistic choices.
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The genesis of "Tiny Corner" and its importance in Murdoch studies
Gillian Dooley discusses the development of the book "Tiny Corner" and how it was the work that made her known in the Murdoch community. She also emphasizes the significance of the collection in challenging the idea of ignoring authors' intentions and how it provides valuable insights into Murdoch's voice and thoughts.
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