BIBCL5.7: The Bride of Frankenstein
BIBCL5.7: The Bride of Frankenstein
BIBCL5.7: The Bride of Frankenstein
The Bride of Frankenstein
This is our last episode discussing the narrative of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The monster has one teensy request: companionship. The bride of Frankenstein is a bit different in the movies than in the book. Meanwhile, Victor Frankenstein faints. Again. And again.
Image credits:
Wedding rings image via Wikimedia Commons.
Audio file credits:
Dvořák, Serenade for Strings in E Major, Op. 22…tempo di valse, courtesy K&K Verlagsanstalt; Hamlet, Act 3 Scene 1, courtesy SpokenVerse.; Titus Andronicus, Act 4 Scene 2, courtesy LibriVox, edited by Arielle Lipshaw; brass band Can Can courtesy Desford Colliery Band.
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Biblioclast Podcast: Fighting Book Snobbery Ten Minutes at a Time | Reading | Humor
Welcome to the podcast of Rebecca Romney (the rare book specialist on Pawn Stars) and JP Romney (author of The Monster on the Road is Me). We read books a lot. We talk about history too much. Luckily, we also love comedy, and don’t take ourselves too seriously. So we decided to make a podcast ten years after making podcasts was a cool thing to do. We just want to talk about books and entertain listeners along the way. We can guarantee that first part, and we’re mildly holding out hope for the second. For example, in the first twenty seconds of our opening we quote two Shakespeare plays. The first is Hamlet. While it’s the aural equivalent of *eat your broccoli, it’s good for you*, that “To be or not to be” line is still one of the most elegant and important sentences in the English language. The second quote is from a lesser known play (Titus Andronicus, Act 4, Scene 2) and is the actual equivalent of an I just fornicated your momma joke. If you find that kind of irreverence in literature funny (and we definitely do), we invite you to join us. Not physically, of course, that would be weird. We invite your ears to join us. (Again, not physically. Please don’t van Gogh us.)Join Podchaser to...
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