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Hi! We are Ragman’s Harbour, the official podcast of the Planetosi Exchange Programme, a new podcast dedicated to discussing real-life historical and cultural parallels to ASOIAF, from a non-Anglo perspective.
Because we, Virginie and Lo, come from non-English speaking countries although we use English as our common language
During this HotD season, we thought both our dear listeners and ourselves could use a break from just talking about the dragon show. So here is the second of three mini-episode where we recommend stuff to you all! In this episode we talk books!
Lo’s books & authors:
Stöld (Stolen) - Ann-Helén Laestadius (Sápmi/Sweden)
Kallocain - Karin Boye (Sweden)
Muminböckerna (The Moomin Books) - Tove Jansson (Finland)
Virginie’s books & authors:
La Jument Verte (the Green Mare) by Marcel Aymé (France)
Métaphysique des Tubes (the character of rain) by Amélie Nothomb (Belgium)
Daniel Pennac’s “Malaussène Saga” (<- unofficial name): The Scapegoat, The Fairy Gunmother, Write to Kill, Monsieur Malaussène, Passion Fruit (France)
Svend Åge Madsen’s At Fortælle Menneskene (Narrating the People) and Tugt og Utugt i Mellemtiden (Virtue and Vice in the Middle Time) (Denmark, in Danish)
Unplanned bonus chat about:
Lo: Pippi Långstrump (Pippi Longstocking) by Astrid Lindgren (Sweden).
Ronja Rövardotter (Ronia, the Robber’s daughter) by Astrid Lindgren (Sweden).
And other assorted books by Astrid Lindgren.
Virginie: Astérix by Goscinny & Uderzo (France).
Tintin by Hergé (Belgium).
Ps: the “twelve things to do of Astérix” is actually called “the Twelve Tasks of Astérix” and the task where they have to get a permit (A38) is called "The Place that sends you mad"
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Ragman’s Harbour
Hi! We are Ragman’s Harbour, the official podcast of the Planetosi Exchange Programme, a new podcast dedicated to discussing real-life historical and cultural parallels to ASOIAF, from a non-Anglo perspective.
Because we, Virginie and Lo, come from non-English speaking countries although we use English as our common language
