Radio Free Lemuria: Episode 4 - Gravity's Rainbow 1.2 (2/2) - Proto-Marxists and Ur-Fascists

from Radio Free Lemuria · host Andrew H. and David

Nineteenth-century non-Marxist communists, pre-WWI fascists, large lymphatic masses (Richard Nixon?!), obscure Eastern European borders, cocaine, and the CIA managing governmental dreams. And, a Guest!!! David Patrick Gallagher, author of Spree!, joins me to talk about the second half of Gravity’s Rainbow, Part 1, Chapter 2. Links for him posted below:His novel: https://ephesus.press/titles/spree/His online writing: https://slantedmagic.neocities.org/His Twitter: https://x.com/_Soup_65Anyways, yes... this is now a podcast. Join me in my adventures in becoming a podcast dude... I tried to deny it for the first two episodes, yet here we are.Note: Decided to make this a free episode since it includes my first guest. Hope you all enjoy.Companion Essay This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gravitysrainbow.substack.com/subscribe

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