Hosted by David Preston · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 35 episodes
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David Preston hosts LIT AF, a arts show with 35 episodes published.
The creature tells Frankenstein its tale. There are three levels of empathy in this chapter. First, Frankenstein listens and imagines what it's like to be in the creatures boots. Second, the creature feels the feelings o
Viktor Frankenstein goes for a walk in nature. He's trying to clear his head, to get back in touch with the amazingness of everything that surrounds us and creates a context for life. IMHO we all need that. But then gues
Viktor is tormented by the idea that his monster killed his little brother and a beloved, innocent woman was falsely accused, wrongly convicted, and executed because of the murder. In dark moments such as these, it's und
Justine. JUSTine. What's in a name? Innocence in the eyes of Viktor Frankenstein and his sister Elizabeth. But will the court agree? And what of Viktor's guilty conscience and fears of madness? Join us for Chapter 8 of M
It's the inciting incident of inciting incidents: MURDER. Viktor's little brother William is dead. We don't know who didn't, but there's thunder, lightning, a monster on the loose, and a young woman who will stand trial
Once upon a time, authors moved plots long without chases or explosions or orgasms. Now, I'm the last person to speak out against a good chase or explosion or orgasm, but those events are all the more compelling when the
Welcome back to the LIT AF Riff. The Riffs are shorter episodes of LIT AF – no novels or interviews, just my unfiltered, unrehearsed thoughts on what's going on in the world and how we can tell a better story about it wi
Welcome back to the LIT AF Riff. The Riffs are shorter episodes of LIT AF – no novels or interviews, just my unfiltered, unrehearsed thoughts on what's going on in the world and how we can tell a better story about it wi
Welcome back to the LIT AF Riff. The Riffs are shorter episodes of LIT AF – no novels or interviews, just my unfiltered, unrehearsed thoughts on what's going on in the world and how we can tell a better story about it wi
It's the first LIT AF Riff! The Riffs are shorter episodes of LIT AF – no novels or interviews here, just my unfiltered, unrehearsed thoughts on what's going on in the world and how we can tell a better story about it wi
You can't go back in time. And you can't unhear someone telling you that you can get more of anything – except the last few minutes of your life, because everything that made you beautiful just faded a little bit, and yo
When does art reveal the artist? When is art too personal to share? What's the deal with Basil and Dorian Gray, why is Lord Henry Wotten so nosy, and speaking of nosy, exactly how many different kinds of flowers could Os
Oscar ends the preface by writing, "All art is useless." Really? Was he being coy in response to his critics? Was he being defiant in putting sex and homoeroticism front and center in Victorian England? Or was he daring
Today's cancel culture has nothing on Victorian England. That didn't stop Oscar Wilde from publishing THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY, complete with homoeroticism and full frontal vanity. We've come a long way since then. In
To quote Jim Morrison: "This is the end, beautiful friends..." You may think Charles Dickens and Jim Morrison were very different. You may think they were the same person in different eras. You may think one or both is s
If you think your future is just going to happen to you no matter what you do, then you may as well listen to this podcast episode. If you think your future depends on what you do in this moment that will improve your th
Ugh. I can just see the embroidered pillows: "Right now is a gift, that's why they call it the present." But in this moment you are making the most important decision of your life. You are learning from your past, imagin
When your dead best friend shows up to warn you, best give him both ears. Bonus: Did you know Charles Dickens wrote "A Christmas Carol" in just a few weeks while walking the streets of London late at night? Why would he
If you're not haunted by your past, you're not paying attention.
Victor gets all the body parts he needs to build a monster. Sometimes success isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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