Adam Petty and I discuss William H. Gass’s difficult classic The Tunnel in the first, incredibly-badly-recorded episode of my new podcast I Needed a Pretext to Read Books.
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Well, listening to the two of you gassing on (see what I did there?) about a difficult author was heaps more fun than forcing myself back to reading him. Looking forward to more.