The History of Literature Podcast is a member of the Podglamorate Network and LIT Hub Radio.

If I told him a completed portrait of Picasso, if I told him, would he like it? Would he like it if I told him? Would he like it? Would Napoleon? Would, would he like it?

If Napoleon, if I told him, if I told him if Napoleon, would he like it if Napoleon if I told him if I told him if Napoleon would he like it if I told him if I told him if

it's Napoleon would he like it if Napoleon if Napoleon if Napoleon

hello

Gertrude Stein would have been an important figure in the history of literature had she never written a word.

But she did write words, lots of them, and they've given her an uneasy position in the canon of English literature.

Avant-P pioneer, minor talent, literary charlatan, or under-appreciated genius.

Exactly or as kings. Shatters shut and open. So do queens. Shatters shut and shutters and so shutters shutters.

We're looking at the life and works of the fascinating Gertrude Stein today on the history of literature. Hello everyone welcome to the program I'm Jack Wilson.

She's still going.

Now actively repeat it all now actively repeat it all

now actively repeat it all

let's turn downinne for now.

I'm Jack Wilson, your literary host

and your friend, hopefully.

Can I aspire to be friends with people I haven't met in person? I'd like to think so and I hope you do as well.

I have some real friends and I have some real people who have been sending me real emails.

Let's read a few.

Here's a pair of emails that came in very close to one another.

First one starts out, hiya.

I enjoyed the Carver episode, particularly because I have not read him.

...