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“What Makes a Novelist” on GREAT MINDS takes us into the mind of Julian Barnes, one of the greatest English writers of the last 100 years. This is a four-part lecture series reconstructed from a 90-minute-long interview with him.
The first lecture looks at how Julian Barnes, who started off just writing novel reviews and editing literary journals, debuted and grew as a novelist. We get insights from the novelist's virtues and knowledge he has developed as a writer for the past forty years.
In lecture two, “How to Talk About Death with a Smile,” Barnes explores some of the core themes of his novels: “vague memory” and “mortality.” Barnes conveys the uneasiness of human existence and the terror of uncertainty through his fascinating use of dark humor.
With his third lecture, “Love Doesn't End That Way,” we delve into his philosophy and thoughts on love as we listen to the impact that the death of his wife had on him. In the final lecture, Barnes talks about the essence of the novel as he sees it. This “hybrid writer” discusses the limitless possibilities of novels and the proper attitudes a novelist should have.
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[@nancymencke503]

I have few pages left “nothing to be frightened of” and want to thank you for the experience. I continue to enjoy your fiction but I must tell you your book concerning death has just delighted me. So rich Being 72 now the relatability was so appreciated Wondering how you feel about the book now being 13 years older? peeing on the electric razor, fabulous Thank you again

[@Sunshinysky432]

Thank you for this video, I love hearing Mr. Barnes voice! I just finished “The Sense of an Ending” for the second time and want to start over now. Such a compelling book with psychological and emotional depth. Explores time, memories and the human condition with all its complexities. Love, loss, joy and grief with some laugh aloud moments , tears of compassion while reflecting on human nature and our life’s growth and changes. So much packed in this beautiful compact (163 pages) book! Leaves you to ponder various ideas! I love this book and highly recommend it! Especially for middle aged and beyond!❤

[@SP-ki5gn]

Interesting interview. I wonder why the subtitles were so bad.

[@elizabethwinsor5140]

He looks different from how I imagined...great writing, thank you.

[@kristinamint]

Thank you! I love A History of the World in 10½ Chapters Very interesting interview

[@mattosullivan3734]

immortal names are written in waters. They never thought to ask how you spelt yours.

[@NitinKumar-nr9gy]

Nice