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🗓️ 18 October 2020
⏱️ 91 minutes
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0:00.0 | Thanks to our podcast sponsor Helix, I know you guys have heard me talk about my epic mattress from Helix, |
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1:13.5 | Earlier this year, I was invited by Nick Skidmore, editor of Vintage Classics at Penguin, |
1:27.7 | to write the forward to the 50th anniversary edition of the single volume-abridged version of |
1:34.2 | Alexander Solzhenitsons, the Goulike Archipelago. This was perhaps the single greatest honor that |
1:41.2 | has ever been fallen me, given the historical importance of Solzhenitsons book, as well as its great |
1:47.1 | personal impact on me. The Goulike Archipelago, in its full form, was a three-volume text, |
1:55.7 | originally written between 1958 and 1968. It first saw a publication in 1973 and was translated |
2:03.8 | into English a year later. It describes life in the Soviet forced labor camp system, the Goulike, |
2:12.1 | through a narrative compiled from interviews, personal statements from inmates, diaries, legal and |
2:18.8 | historical documents, and the author's own experience as a Goulike prisoner. Following its appearance, |
2:26.1 | the book circulated underground in the Soviet Union until its formal publication in 1989, |
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