'The Grotesque': what is real, who can we trust?
in this video, we take a look at Patrick McGrath's magnificent novel: 'The grotesque' from 1989. His narrator is a model of unreliability, but the novel is also much more than that. ---------------------------- 0:00: start 0:22: intro 01:45: Narrator: situation 08:48: Narrator: personality 11:35: Mysteries 16:40: Unreliability 19:28: Conclusion
▶︎
John Cleese’s Brillian Take on Religion & 'Life of Brian' | The Dick Cavett Show
▶︎
Kazuo Ishiguro: The art of versatility
▶︎
12 Things To Do When You're Not Doomscrolling
▶︎
Sci-fi and Fantasy: which is which, and why?
▶︎
ASMR Best Triggers For Sleep Collection (No Talking) 3 Hours of Tapping & Scratching
▶︎
Agatha Christie- Sinister Spring
▶︎
Billionaire's WARNING: I'm SELLING. The Crash Is Already Here!
▶︎
Stop Following These Writing Rules with Lee Child | Meet your Maestro | BBC Maestro
▶︎
How Predators Choose Their Victims — 40 Years Of Research That Could Save Your Life
▶︎
What's it like to be OBSESSED with Literature? The case of Flaubert's Letters
▶︎
Why Every Story Needs Suspense with Lee Child | Meet your Maestro | BBC Maestro
▶︎
When an audition changed TV forever
▶︎
SciFi vs. Fantasy part 2: nuances, theory and recommendations
▶︎
What is a real INFLUENCER in literature? The case of J-L. Borges
▶︎
The (good) questions no-one asks about Art
▶︎
Does reading make you a better person? | Dominic Sandbrook | The New Society
▶︎
Britain Sold Palestine to Pay Its WWI Debt. The Balfour Declaration Was a Banking Deal!
▶︎
A Marxist History of Slavery and Capitalism (feat. David McNally)
▶︎
Can you ever understand someone? Nigel Barley's 'Innocent antropologist'
▶︎