Episode 56: With Jeff Alessandrelli (On Writing about Selfhood, Living via Text, Shyness, Vulnerability and Storytelling)
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Episode 56: With Jeff Alessandrelli (On Writing about Selfhood, Living via Text, Shyness, Vulnerability and Storytelling)
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Welcome back to Jonah Asks. This talk with Jeff Alessandrelli is wide-ranging and thought-provoking. Jeff's book And Yet is an experimental fiction novel full of quotations, philosophical ideas around shyness, desire and selfhood.
The novel and the conversation both explore many aspects of modern life:
*isolation vs connection;
*therapy/mental health
*living via text vs living in the present moment
*vulnerability vs social conditioning/masculinity
*creative ambition vs acceptance;
*societal expectations vs individual truth.
*talking vs self-consciousness
*identity and performing the self
Link to Jeff's book:
https://pankmagazine.com/shop/preorder-yet-jeff-alessandrelli/
music samples:
"Me, Myself and I" De La Soul
"Saturday in the Park" Chicago
Essay in The Atlantic on the sex recession, Dec 2018
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/12/the-sex-recession/573949/
Spalding Gray on Charlie Rose (1997)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geKEoxpPh5Y&t
Thank You For Listening and Sharing,
Jonah