Minisode Thirty-Four: Swearing

An episode of the Literary Friction podcast, hosted by Literary Friction, titled "Minisode Thirty-Four: Swearing" was published on November 19, 2022 and runs 47 minutes.

November 19, 2022 ·47m · Literary Friction

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Episode Description

Nothing beats a good, carefully deployed swear word - or sometimes even a sloppily deployed one. We decided that this month we would make a minisode dedicated to swearing, that fabulously creative, often blasphemous, sometimes hilarious, sometimes frightening corner of any language. We will be swearing profusely through this episode, so if that doesn’t put you off, join us for an irreverent ride through some of our favourite profanities and the writers that use them.

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