Oct 15, 202611 minS2
Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Writings: 1943-1968 , the recent publication in our Opuntia series by Gastone Novelli.
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What has Agincourt Press covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Interview with Gianpiero Doebler on Writings: 1943-1968" (15 October 2026, 11 minutes), "Interview with William C. McKeown on The Stones of Venice" (22 March 2026, 28 minutes), and "Interview with Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis and Iuri Moscardi on The Acts of the Reappearing Pheasant" (29 September 2025, 27 minutes).
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Agincourt Press publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 19 episodes.
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Booking probability for Agincourt Press is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Agincourt Press requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Agincourt Press's contact route on record: verified email.
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Mar 22, 202628 minS2<p>Editor William C. McKeown joined our podcast to discuss The Stones of Venice, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Series.</p>
Episode #7
Interview with Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis and Iuri Moscardi on The Acts of the Reappearing Pheasant
Sep 29, 202527 minS2<p>Editors Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis and Iuri Moscardi joined our podcast to discuss The Acts of the Reappearing Pheasant, the recent publication in our Opuntia Series.</p>
Episode #6
Interview with Gianpiero Doebler on Life
Jul 23, 20259 minS2<p>Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Life, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte collection by Vittorio Alfieri.</p>
Jun 25, 20259 minS2<p>General editor of the Lorenzo Da Ponte library Luigi Ballerini joined our podcast to discuss The Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte collection by Giordano Bruno.</p>
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Apr 1, 202511 minS2<p>Author Gisèle Chaboudez joins us on our podcast to discuss her thought process behind The Feminine Deal, the recent publication in our Opuntia series.</p>
Mar 3, 202511 minS2<p>Translator Nicholas Benson joins us on our podcast to discuss his thought process behind (°) — seed, the recent publication in our Opuntia series, by Maria Grazia Calandrone.</p>
Dec 1, 202411 minS2<p>Author Nicholas Benson joins us on our podcast to discuss his thought process behind I Commissioned Some Wooden Luggage, the recent publication in our Opuntia series. </p>
Oct 29, 202411 minS2<p>Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia series by Angelo Lumelli. </p>
Jul 4, 20246 minS1<p>Editor and Translator Peter Gillespie joined our podcast to discuss Are We All Hyperactive, the recent publication in our Sea Horse Imprint by Patrick Landman.</p>
Jul 4, 202412 minS1<p>Author and Psychoanalyst Patrick Landman joined our podcast to discuss Are We All Hyperactive, his recent publication in our Sea Horse Imprint.</p>
Episode #8
Interview with Berardo Paradiso
Apr 2, 202428 minS1<p>President of the Board of Trustees of Agincourt Press, Berardo Paradiso joined our podcast to share his insights and experience promoting Italian culture and literature in the US.</p>
Jan 29, 202423 minS1<p>Editor and Translator Prof. Gianluca Rizzo joined our podcast to discuss Yellow Fax and Other Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia collection by Mariano Bàino.</p>
Nov 30, 202330 minS1<p>Editor and Translator Prof. Roberta Antognini & Peter Robinson join our podcast to discuss The Collected Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia collection by Giorgio Bassani.</p>
Oct 30, 202322 minS1<p>Editor and Translator Prof. Fabio Battista joins us on our podcast to discuss The Queen of Scots, the recent publication by the University of Toronto Press in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Italian Library, written by Federico...
Oct 10, 202322 minS1<p>Editor and Translator, Elena Coda, joins us on our podcast to discuss My Karst and My City, recent publication by Agincourt Press in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Collection, written by Scipio Slataper.</p>
Aug 6, 202313 minS1<p>Editor, Gianluca Rizzo, joined us to talk about the publication of The Complete Poems of Michelangelo. Authored by Michelangelo Buonarroti and translated by Joseph Tusiani, this volume was recently reissued by...
Jul 20, 20236 minS1<p>Author, Laura Liberale, joins us on our podcast to discuss her thought process behind her Thanato-Aesthetics, recently published by Agincourt Press in our Opuntia series. Check out www.agincourtbooks.com for more...
Jan 27, 202311 minS1<p>Here, the poet John Latta reads from our latest publication, Some Alphabets.Enjoy this snippet of the collection and check out agincourtbooks.com for more information!</p>
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