Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 324 Interview with Spencer Quinn
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On this episode of Counter-Currents Radio, Greg Johnson is joined by Spencer J. Quinn to discuss his recent and past books, literature, and other topics. Subjects discussed include:
- 00:00:00 My Mirror Tells a Story
- 00:14:00 Charity’s Blade
- 00:26:00 Female characters
- 00:35:30 White Like You
- 00:42:30 Solzhenitsyn
- 00:55:00 Russian literature
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I have yet to finish listening to the whole discussion, but (as a non-practicing Librarian) has Spencer tried to get his books into the public library system ? Annual budgets are I’m sure geared towards new acquisitions, and with a friendly librarian or two could not only be profitable, but also assist in getting a White friendly message across to children, adolescents and adults via his work.
Thanks for the discussion. I’m actually a lot different from Spencer, it seems! Regarding Kurosawa, I think his basic formula, and I haven’t seen all his movies yet, is to take a classic work, usually western, and change its philosophical conclusion or basic tone. For example in Dreams, he takes Kwaidan, the medley of Japanese classic ghost stories and modernizes it. In kwaidan, the spirits are mercurial and capricious, but typically malevolent. They may leave someone alone or they may do something baneful. In Dreams the spirit world is also capricious, but most often in a benevolent way. This reflects a disagreement about the fundamental nature of the world or nature. Only in Macbeth does he seem to echo the originals conclusion and tone.
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