Marc AraminiGuest
Aaron IrberHost
If you're, if you're Gene Wolfe fans, then you're familiar with, uh, the, the Wolfe scholar Mark Aramini.

And he's back with me today, and we're gonna do, uh, a two-part, uh, two episodes on, uh, Gene Wolfe's Latro books.

So I know the movie The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, just came out, and, you know, I, I went and saw it, and I, I largely enjoyed it.

But it inspired me to give these... to re- read, uh, Gene Wolfe's, um, books on Greek, uh, Greek mythology, and they're, they're really wild, um, and very, very good.

And so I thought it'd be, um, I thought it'd be fun to have Mark back on the show to talk about, uh, we're gonna be talking about the first book today, Soldier of the Mist.

Um, and then we'll save the next book, Soldier of Arete, I think I'm pronouncing that right, for the next episode.

Just been super busy lately, uh, trying to balance, you know, work, life, finally getting some of my scholarship out there in physical form.

So it's, it's been, it's been pretty hectic, but I'm really happy to be speaking about Wolfe again in public, and I really thank you for having me on the show again.

I think, well, maybe last year, I think we talked about Gene Wolfe generally as a, um, as a, as a writer, and we talked about some of his Christmas-themed short stories, I think.

Why don't you tell us about that and your, your big announcement for your scholarship?
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If you're, if you're Gene Wolfe fans, then you're familiar with, uh, the, the Wolfe scholar Mark Aramini.

And he's back with me today, and we're gonna do, uh, a two-part, uh, two episodes on, uh, Gene Wolfe's Latro books.

So I know the movie The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, just came out, and, you know, I, I went and saw it, and I, I largely enjoyed it.

But it inspired me to give these... to re- read, uh, Gene Wolfe's, um, books on Greek, uh, Greek mythology, and they're, they're really wild, um, and very, very good.

And so I thought it'd be, um, I thought it'd be fun to have Mark back on the show to talk about, uh, we're gonna be talking about the first book today, Soldier of the Mist.

Um, and then we'll save the next book, Soldier of Arete, I think I'm pronouncing that right, for the next episode.

Just been super busy lately, uh, trying to balance, you know, work, life, finally getting some of my scholarship out there in physical form.

So it's, it's been, it's been pretty hectic, but I'm really happy to be speaking about Wolfe again in public, and I really thank you for having me on the show again.

I think, well, maybe last year, I think we talked about Gene Wolfe generally as a, um, as a, as a writer, and we talked about some of his Christmas-themed short stories, I think.

Why don't you tell us about that and your, your big announcement for your scholarship?