Lectures – Page 2 – Martin Smallridge Writer Blog

A Watch on a Chain

Lecture on the collapse of counterfeit theology in Stendhal’s The Red and the Black A watch lay on the felt […]

Listen to the Lecture Lecture on Erasmus’s Legacy and Luther’s Revolt Word moved before any of us learned to spell

Lecture on the Masonry of Redemption in Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables A cracked teacup sat on the lip of the

Lecture on how Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur turns vows that corrode into lived argument. A lamp hung low above

Lecture on the work, friendship, and the ethics of Suffering in Louis Sachar’s Holes The lakebed lay chalk-white under a

Lecture on how Max Frisch’s Homo Faber turns rationality fracture into lived argument The village clock hung above the conservatory

Lecture on seduction turns argument lived; rebellion’s beauty wins consent; consequence. Rain kept worrying the glass roof of the conservatory,

lecture on Goethe’s Erl-king You know the sound already, even when nobody names it: hooves on wet ground, breath torn

Lecture aboutCervantes as his own Don Quixote The old soldier arrived before your coats had finished steaming on the backs

Lecture on Mikhail Sholokhov’s authorship of “And Quiet Flows the Don“ The queue moved inch by inch along the corridor,