Julian Barnes

How “normal” is London and its arts scene now as Graham reports back on his weekend trip? In turn, Charles talks up York after Step 4. The duo respond to shouts that M Night Shyamalan is back on form with his latest film, Old, and Graham assesses Manchester City and Gallagher brothers’ photographer Sharon Latham’s exhibition of Noel's High Flying Birds at RedHouse Originals, Harrogate. Graham asks, “Are the arts important?”, a question inspired by themes in Julian Barnes's classic debut novel, Metroland. As a deluxe All Things Must Pass arrives, should George Harrison be considered the best solo Beatle?

Adnan Bostancıoğlu'nun bugün yeni baskısıyla raflarda olan "Kırmızılı Giysili Adam", yazarı Julian Barnes ve diğer kitaplarından bahsediyor, yapılan yorumları aktarıyor. Seçtiği diğer kitaplar: Meliha Akay - Doğu İstanbul'un Batısı Brian Dillon - Denemecilik İyi dinlemeler.

It was on a list of books to read for couples. I don't understand why, but it was recommended by a male friend that we read it together. It's a tale about a retired man who looks back across his life after receiving an inheritance from his childhood girlfriends mother. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christina-fivecoate/support

Julian Barnes lässt in seinem eleganten Roman Medizin- und Geistesgeschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts aufleben – und erklärt ganz nebenbei, warum die Engländer in ihrem Dünkel kein Interesse an europäischem Denken haben.

Was wir diesen Monat zusammen gelesen und diskutiert haben:„Die einzige Geschichte“ von Julian BarnesBücher, die wir sonst so gelesen haben:„Giovannis Zimmer“ von James Baldwin„Unter uns das Meer“ von Amity Gaige„Co2 – Welt ohne morgen“ von Tom Roth„Durch einen Spiegel in einem dunklen Wort“ von Jostein Gaarder„Vorhang“ von Agatha ChristieWas wir nächstes Mal besprechen: „Tintenherz“ von Cornelia FunkeWas sonst noch wichtig war:Read Christie 2021 | „Der Mann im roten Rock“ von Julian Barnes | „Die Farben der Rache“ von Cornelia FunkeBesucht uns auf goodreads! ->Vanessa<- und ->Saskia<-Buchmusik auf spotifywww.leseecke-internet.de

Katrin Schumacher mit den drei Literaturtipps der Woche: Julian Barnes "Der Mann im roten Rock", Jiří Padevěts Sachbuch "Prag 1939–1945 unter deutscher Besatzung" und "Malina" von Ingeborg Bachmann.

Julian Barnes' neues Buch "Der Mann im roten Rock" ist ein geistreicher, fulminanter Essay über die Kunst und das Leben - und zugleich das Plädoyer für ein weltoffenes Europa. Eine Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer.

WHAT WOULD HITCHENS SAY NOW?: Martin Amis remembers Christopher Hitchens with Julian Barnes.

Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes and Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Muldoon chew the cud on the 'the good things in life'. It was Sunday Morning, June 2019, and it felt like the right time to discuss how to avoid poisoning one's friends in the kitchen, the reverential love of music by writers, rare herbs that grow in people's hedges, and so on. Listen to the free podcast here: https://festivalofwritingandideas.com/podcasts/

On this episode we are sitting down in NYC with Julian Barnes Co Founder of Boutique Fitness Studio Summit. Which is the trusted community hub for business management solutions. An intimate and immersive one-day Summits are designed to educate and empower boutique fitness studio owners and operators to manage their studios more efficiently and profitably. The BEST part is that he gives away an amazing VIP code for all of our amazing listeners! You can get your Discounted Tickets here: https://bfsconferences.regfox.com/bfs-ny-2019 with the promo code: FITBIZVIP https://bfsconferences.com/ They have amazing speakers and I personally look forward to be part of this amazing organization!  Ruth Zuckerman - Co-Founder, Soul Cycle & Flywheel Ntiedo Etuk - CEO, FitGrid & Co-Founder, BFS Emma Barry - Former Director, Equinox & Les Mills And so much more!