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1:27Now PlayingLiza Libes talks to Yan Margolin, attorney at law, who comes with some interesting takes on the current state of academia and humanities education. In this clip, we discuss why people are reading less and what factors of modern society might be contributing to this dynamic.
About the Pens and Poison Podcast:
This is not your ordinary literature podcast. Join writer Liza Libes as she explores the state of humanities education, the publishing industry, and the literary world at large through a series of spicy interviews, hot takes, and literary ramblings.
Full interview here
If you want more of Yan, you can check out his recent interview with Nick Shirley here
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Hungry for some poetry analysis?
Wallace Stevens "The World as Meditation"
T.S. Eliot "The Waste Land"
Sir Philip Sidney "Astrophil & Stella"
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