Here are audio-only versions of the lectures, available as a podcast from Spotify.
- Inventing Romance Studies
- Mad Toy: Roberto Arlt on Picaresque Betrayal and Rebirth
- Nadja: André Breton’s Flirtation with Madness
- The Shrouded Woman: María Luisa Bombal and Peripheral Modernism
- Agostino: Alberto Moravia and the Return of the Real
- Nada: Carmen Laforet on Narrative, Memory, and History
- Black Shack Alley: Joseph Zobel, Development, and Writing
- Deep Rivers: José María Arguedas on Conflict and Convergence Without End
- The Time of the Doves: Mercè Rodoreda on Destitution and Bricolage
- The Hour of the Star: Clarice Lispector’s Struggle with Writing and Ethics
- If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler: Italo Calvino and the Ends of Discourse
- The Lover: Marguerite Duras Returns to the Threshold
- The Trenchcoat: Norman Manea on Interpretation and Complicity
- Money to Burn: Ricardo Piglia on Genre, Truth, and Money
- The Book of Chameleons: José Eduardo Agualusa on Duplicity, Tribute, and Revenge
- Death with Interruptions: José Saramago on Necropolitics and Resurrection
- Faces in the Crowd: Valeria Luiselli’s Haunted Times and Places
- My Brilliant Friend: Elena Ferrante on Class, Capital, and Language
- Conclusion: A World of Difference