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The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast

The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast

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The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast Channel hosts two podcasts:


  • The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast is dedicated to exploring the life and work of Anthony Burgess and his contemporaries, and the cultural environment in which Burgess was working. A combination of scripted episodes, interviews and lectures, this series is a resource for students, readers and anyone else interested in twentieth century literature, film and music. The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast includes episodes on A Clockwork Orange and other novels written by Burgess, the influence of James Joyce, literary dystopias and utopias, and Burgess’s musical compositions among many other themes and topics.


  • The Ninety-Nine Novels Podcast delves into Anthony Burgess's 1984 survey of twentieth century literature, Ninety-Nine Novels: The Best in English Since 1939. The book is a personal, and somewhat idiosyncratic, selection of Burgess’s favourite novels, and not only stimulates debate but acts as a crash-course in the literature that inspired and influenced Burgess throughout his career. The Ninety-Nine Novels Podcast invites experts to illuminate Burgess’s choices, and includes episodes on famous masterworks to unjustly forgotten gems.


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For more information about Anthony Burgess visit the International Anthony Burgess Foundation online.

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  • Inside Anthony Burgess: Napoleon Symphony

    Inside Anthony Burgess: Napoleon Symphony
    2026/10/21

    Inside Anthony Burgess is a podcast that explores the writing of the author of A Clockwork Orange. Taking in both his fiction and non-fiction, we feature one of his books in each episode, discussing Burgess’s inspirations, his thematic interests, his literary techniques and more.


    Napoleon Symphony is one of Anthony Burgess’s most experimental novels. Charting the life of Napoleon Bonaparte from Corsica to Saint Helena, the novel presents a unique vision of post-Revolutionary France and the man who fought to build a French empire through military conquest. Structured around Beethoven’s third symphony, the Eroica, the novel uses myriad voices and a combination of fantasy and reality to portray a man who is both hero and tyrant.


    Graham Foster and Andrew Biswell enlist to follow Burgess's Napoleon into battle.


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    BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE


    By Anthony Burgess:


    The Malayan Trilogy (1956-59)

    A Clockwork Orange (1962)

    Nothing Like the Sun (1964)

    A Vision of Battlements (1965)

    Tremor of Intent (1966)

    M/F (1971)

    The Clockwork Testament (1974)

    Beard's Roman Women (1976)

    Moses (1976)

    ABBA ABBA (1977)

    Man of Nazareth (1979)

    Earthly Powers (1980)

    The End of the World News (1982)

    Kingdom of the Wicked (1985)

    A Dead Man in Deptford (1993)


    By others:


    In Memoriam by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1850)

    The Prelude by William Wordsworth (1850)

    War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy (1867)

    The Dynasts by Thomas Hardy (1904-8)


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    LINKS


    International Anthony Burgess Foundation


    Burgess Foundation Substack Newsletter


    Buy books at the Burgess Foundation's affiliate bookshop at Bookshop.org


    Support the Burgess Foundation's charitable work by donating

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  • Inside Anthony Burgess: One Hand Clapping

    Inside Anthony Burgess: One Hand Clapping
    2026/10/14

    Inside Anthony Burgess is a podcast that explores the writing of the author of A Clockwork Orange. Taking in both his fiction and non-fiction, we feature one of his books in each episode, discussing Burgess’s inspirations, his thematic interests, his literary techniques and more.


    At first glance, Burgess’s 1961 novel One Hand Clapping seems very different to everything else he wrote. It is narrated by Janet Shirley, a northern housewife who lives in a council house with her husband Howard. When Howard wins big money on a quiz show their lives change forever, but their newfound wealth brings corruption as well as glamour.


    Join Andrew Biswell and Graham Foster as they head to the northern town of Bradcaster to discuss one of Burgess's most unexpected novels.


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    BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE


    By Anthony Burgess:


    The Malayan Trilogy (1956-59)

    The Right to an Answer (1960)

    A Clockwork Orange (1962)

    Inside Mr Enderby (1963)

    Tremor of Intent (1966)

    Beard's Roman Women (1976)

    Earthly Powers (1980)

    The Pianoplayers (1986)

    Little Wilson and Big God (1987)

    Byrne (1995)


    By others:


    The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens (1837)

    Look Back in Anger by John Osborne (1956)

    Saturday Night and Sunday Morning by Alan Sillitoe (1958)

    One Hand Clapping adapted by Lucia Cox (2015)


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    LINKS


    International Anthony Burgess Foundation


    Burgess Foundation Substack Newsletter


    Buy books at the Burgess Foundation's affiliate bookshop at Bookshop.org


    Support the Burgess Foundation's charitable work by donating

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    46 分
  • Inside Anthony Burgess: Tremor of Intent

    Inside Anthony Burgess: Tremor of Intent
    2026/10/07

    Inside Anthony Burgess is a podcast that explores the writing of the author of A Clockwork Orange. Taking in both his fiction and non-fiction, we feature one of his books in each episode, discussing Burgess’s inspirations, his thematic interests, his literary techniques and more.


    Published in 1966, Tremor of Intent is part Cold War espionage thriller, part spoof of the worlds of Ian Fleming and John le Carre, and part philosophical discussion of the nature of good and evil.


    It follows secret agent, Denis Hillier. After years of spying he is past his best, his body is scarred and his espionage skills have softened. He finds himself on a boat headed to Crimea to retrieve a defecting scientist, but his fellow passengers might not be all that they seem…


    Is it just Burgess's attempt at a James Bond novel? M (Andrew Biswell) and Q (Graham Foster) try to find answers.


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    BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE


    By Anthony Burgess:


    The Malayan Trilogy (1956-59)

    One Hand Clapping (1961)

    A Clockwork Orange (1962)

    The Wanting Seed (1962)

    Inside Mr Enderby (1963)

    Nothing Like the Sun (1964)

    A Vision of Battlements (1965)

    Earthly Powers (1980)

    A Dead Man in Deptford (1993)


    By others:


    Waverley by Walter Scott (1814)

    Old Mortality by Walter Scott (1816)

    Ulysses by James Joyce (1922)

    Finnegans Wake by James Joyce (1939)

    A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute (1950)

    Casino Royale by Ian Fleming (1953)

    On the Beach by Nevil Shute (1957)

    Slow Horses by Mick Herron (2010)


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    LINKS


    International Anthony Burgess Foundation


    Burgess Foundation Substack Newsletter


    Buy books at the Burgess Foundation's affiliate bookshop at Bookshop.org


    Support the Burgess Foundation's charitable work by donating

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    48 分
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