LitHouse podcast

LitHouse podcast

LitHouse is the English language podcast from the House of Literature (Litteraturhuset) in Oslo, presenting adapted versions of lectures and conversations featuring international writers and thinkers.

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Episoder(138)

A Quiet Revolution. Abdulrazak Gurnah and Leila Aboulela

A Quiet Revolution. Abdulrazak Gurnah and Leila Aboulela

In 2021, Abdulrazak Gurnah was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, the first African-born writer to receive the award in close to 20 years. The Swedish Academy awarded Gurnah the prize «for his un...

29 Aug 20231h 2min

What Should Art Be? Lecture by Joyce Carol Oates

What Should Art Be? Lecture by Joyce Carol Oates

Do artists have a social responsibility? Should art be «pure» and not related to ethical or political issues? What, exactly, is the role of art? These are questions that the American author Joyce Caro...

26 Aug 202354min

My African Reading List: Masande Ntshanga

My African Reading List: Masande Ntshanga

Masande Ntshanga is a writer and poet, an editor of New Contrast Magazine and a teacher of creative writing. For his debut novel The Reactive, he was awarded the Betty Trask Award, while his second no...

6 Aug 202334min

My African Reading List: Maaza Mengiste

My African Reading List: Maaza Mengiste

Maaza Mengiste is a writer, photographer and teacher of creative fiction at Wesleyan University. Her 2010 debut novel, Beneath the Lion's Gaze, depicts the bloody revolution in 1970s Ethiopia, and was...

23 Jul 202322min

Forwards Toward the Past. Masande Ntshanga and Julia Wiedlocha

Forwards Toward the Past. Masande Ntshanga and Julia Wiedlocha

The year is 2043, and an astronomer at the South-African Space Agency receives a package filled with documents, which contain a warning that the earth will end in 10 years.The documents are diary entr...

9 Jul 20231h

Brave New Worlds: Personal lecture by Masande Ntshanga

Brave New Worlds: Personal lecture by Masande Ntshanga

«I’ve always found Science Fiction to be a form that’s irrevocably linked to critiques of power and societal structures,» writer Masande Ntshanga has said. During his adolescence, he read a lot of sci...

25 Jun 202350min

Did Hemingway Write Transgender Literature? Lecture by Torrey Peters

Did Hemingway Write Transgender Literature? Lecture by Torrey Peters

What is transgender literature? Is it simply works by writers who identify as transgender? Or might it be thought of as a lens to read through, or a certain kind of attention? If it is the latter: in ...

11 Jun 202349min

Beyond the binary. Torrey Peters and Carline Tromp. Introduction by Christine Jentoft

Beyond the binary. Torrey Peters and Carline Tromp. Introduction by Christine Jentoft

Torrey Peters rocketed into the international literary scene with her debut novel Detransition, Baby, the first novel written by a trans woman to become an international best seller. Peters explores t...

4 Jun 20231h 6min

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