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Phillip’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Phillip’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Phillip Zapkin
Goodreads Author
Born
The United States
Website
Member Since
July 2011
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/pzapkin
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Hellenic Common: Greek Drama and Cultural Cosmopolitanism in the Neoliberal Era
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Hellenic Common: Greek Drama and Cultural Cosmopolitanism in the Neoliberal Era
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| Like all Horrible Histories books, this is a fun read that teaches about history. In particular, it's always interesting to read HH books that aren't primarily centered in Britain but touch British history--like the Rotten Romans book or this one. De ...more | |
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| Maxim Gorky's Yegor Bulychov and Others: This play centers around Yegor Bulychov's slow death by disease. One central element of this is a cynicism about pre-revolutionary Russian society, both in terms of Bulychov's cynicism about the systems of cap ...more | |
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| This is a proverb play, which apparently is a genre that feels the need to repeat the titular proverb roughly every five lines. Seriously, characters say "like will to like" or some close variation thereupon continually throughout the play, in additi ...more | |
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I am publishing a scholarly review of this, so I won't put one here. I'll try to remember to link the review when it comes out. However, this collection features a lot of original creative pieces, and I am going to make videos about them. So, those wi ...more |
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| This is a proverb play, which apparently is a genre that feels the need to repeat the titular proverb roughly every five lines. Seriously, characters say "like will to like" or some close variation thereupon continually throughout the play, in additi ...more | |
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I am publishing a scholarly review of this, so I won't put one here. I'll try to remember to link the review when it comes out. However, this collection features a lot of original creative pieces, and I am going to make videos about them. So, those wi ...more |
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| Maxim Gorky's Yegor Bulychov and Others: This play centers around Yegor Bulychov's slow death by disease. One central element of this is a cynicism about pre-revolutionary Russian society, both in terms of Bulychov's cynicism about the systems of cap ...more | |
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| These poems often explore issues like duality or self-division, the sense of being pulled in multiple directions--often violently--and the wrenching experience of feeling divorced from place. The imagery is often quite violent. But it also brings in ...more | |
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