jordan castro on muscle man, auto-fiction, and the internet

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The Internet Is Dead

Brittany Deitch and Sameera Rachakonda

85 episodes

2 days ago

During conversations with artists/creators they grew up following, best friends Brittany Deitch & Sameera Rachakonda unpack what it means to be online.

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During conversations with artists/creators they grew up following, best friends Brittany Deitch & Sameera Rachakonda unpack what it means to be online.

Society & Culture

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jordan castro on muscle man, auto-fiction, and the internet

The Internet Is Dead

1 hour 28 minutes 39 seconds

1 month ago

jordan castro on muscle man, auto-fiction, and the internet

jordan castro talks about his new book Muscle Man, how he killed auto-fiction, the evils of searching for things to tweet, drug addiction, what The Novelist implicates about the online space, and The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation for Literature and the Arts on episode 77 of The Internet Is Dead (Josh Ovalle, Please Be A Guest On My Podcast) Podcast ଘ(ᵕ˵ ૩ᵕ)━☆ﾟ.*･｡(◕‿◕)♡ᕙ(‾̀◡‾́)ᕗ