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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Tom Jones

Book • 1966

Mentioned by

Ward Farnsworth

Maarten van Rossem

Dominic Sandbrook

Claire Colebrook

Michał Leszczyk

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Ward Farnsworth

as a book containing examples of great writing.

Ward Farnsworth: How To Say Things That Last Forever | How I Write

Mentioned by

Ward Farnsworth

as a beautiful novel with a great piece of English.

Ward Farnsworth: 14 Ways To Make Your Writing Memorable | How I Write Classic Episode

Mentioned by

Paul Lay

in the context of early examples of epistolary novels.

The dawn of the post-literate society

Mentioned by

Andy Greenwald

as a point of comparison when discussing the visual style of the show Industry.

‘Industry’ Season 4 Is Here, and It’s Bolder Than Ever. Plus, the Golden Globes and ‘Landman’ S2E9.

Mentioned as one of the many 18th century English novels that's hugely influenced by Don Quixote.

What Don Quixote Knew

Maarten van Rossem

vermeldt dit als een van de twee enorm dikke boeken op de lijst voor de leesclub voor de vakantieperiode.

Q&A: Daddy Trump

Mentioned as one of the books David read in his father's collection, providing him an escape from his harsh reality.

David Copperfield: Chapter 4

Mentioned by

Claire Colebrook

as an example of a "bounded book" in contrast to more modern forms of writing.

"What's Wrong With Extinction?" with Claire Colebrook

Mentioned by

Michał Leszczyk

when mentioning Angela by Radu Żudę.

SPECIAL: "BlackBerry" || We współpracy z Festiwalem Kamera Akcja w Łodzi

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

and

Tom Holland

while discussing notable Londoners and their contributions to the city's history.

211. London: People (Part 3)

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