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While Sarah and Gio are away, Macon has gathered together some of the volunteers at ark who have read David Foster Wallace's long thing, "Infinite Jest" for a chat about the month's they spent with this crazy book. Featuring Neus Casanova Vico, Franek Korbanski, Macon Holt and, for the last time for the foreseeable future on Ark Audio, Snorri Rafn Hallsson

In the Snorri's final episode of the Ark Audio Review we present to you the Christmas Special.

The final Ark Audio Book Club of 2017 on Paul Beatty's award-winning novel "The Sellout". Featuring Frederikke Nøhr Hemmingsen, Giovanna Alesandro, Sarah Ommanney and Macon Holt. Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

This month on the Ark Audio​ Book Club, Macon Holt​, Sarah Ommanney​ and Giovanna Alesandro​ are joined by ark books​ co-founder now of kbh læser​, Ditte Nesdam-Madsen​ to discuss the reissue of Kathy Acker's transgressive, highly literary anti-novel, "Blood and Guts and High School".

Swastikas, explosions, destruction. The Owl of Athens lets us drink from her fountain of wisdom. Senyora Psicosi gets stuck between two worlds, two languages, almost in lockstep with each other, yet slightly out of sync. Pull at the threads and unravel yourself with this episode of Senyora Psicosi, More or Less.

Ark Audio Review #06 Relics by Ark Audio

Senyora Psicosi knows why you keep coming back for more. It's the drugs. It's the terrorism. It's the childhood stories. Like the Lord's people you shall not be ashamed you Little Psicosis. Also, Herr Caller talks about his unrealized dreams and Lord Edmund returns to the controls. The Big Blue by Sea of Aland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

This month the Ark Audio Book Club is talking about the satirical novel "Blackass" by A. Igoni Barrett, the story of a Nigerian man who wakes one morning to find he has undergone a Kafkaesque metamorphosis and transformed into a white man. The transformation is not complete, however, as his ass is still black. Featuring Tim Spangsberg, Macon Holt, Giovanna Alesandro and hosted by Sarah Ommanney.

Senyora Psicosi revves up her engine and races through the world of LSD and childhood memories. The lights of the city shine bright and Herr Caller wants to play a game.

Herr Caller continues to ponder the call of the void as Senyora Psicosi falls back into her own phenomenal self. Will he swerve into oncoming traffic? Will she become nothing? Jonathan Franzen doesn't know. Lord Edmund has stumbled into the control booth once again, twiddling the knobs like a man possessed...

This month on the Ark Audio Book Club it’s Macon’s pick and we have read Tom Mccarthy’s novel “Satin Island” (2015), a Kafkaesque tale narrated by a corporate anthropologist named U, tasked to produce the Great Anthropological Report of our times. Instead, or perhaps because of his task, he becomes enamoured with the aesthetics of oil spills, the possibility of a serial killer of skydivers and the buffering of video streaming. This month Podcast features Giovanna Alesandro, Sarah Ommanney, the enfant terrible of Nordic podcasting Snorri Rafn Hallsson and is toasted by Macon Holt. Satin Island is published by Vintage Books Check out Macon's review of the book here http://arkbooks.dk/review-satin-island-by-tom-mccarthy/

As Senyora Psicosi grapples with how life is brought into this world, Herr Caller wonders whether he should just swerve into oncoming traffic. Leave this world. Go back to the void from whence we all came. Put your headphones on and drop out of the world in this darkest hour. Or not. Senyora Psicosi does not give a fuck about Jonathan Franzen

The Ark Review reaches its 100th post, and Snorri and Macon discuss how you can pick up physical version of the Review for the very first time.

This month on the Ark Audio Review, Snorri goes through all our ephemera on the ephemeral and Macon and Gio interview Chris Kraus!

As Herr Caller finally establishes interaction with Senyora Psicosi, she wonders how our digital devices shape our being in this world. There is also twice the normal terrorism in this episode which incidentally is not about Jonathan Franzen. This show is not about white whales. Produced by Lord Edmund.

This month the Ark Audio Book Club discuss Alexandra Kleeman's debut novel "You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine". It's a story of bodies, symbols, shark documentaries, ephemeral cakes and obscured Christian cults. But is it good? This episode features Neus Casanova Vico, Sarah Ommanney, Macon Holt and is hosted by Giovanna Alesandro. You can check out Macon's essay inspired by the novel here http://arkbooks.dk/the-ephemeral-body-and-meaningless-symbols-in-alexandra-kleemans-you-too-can-have-a-body-like-mine/

This month on the Ark Audio Review, the theme is "Leisure" and Snorri Rafn Hallsson is stretched out on a beach sipping a mojito and has outsourced the podcast to Macon Holt and Franek Korbanski, and featuring a story from the Irish artist and writer Oscar Dempsey. listen to it here http://arkbooks.dk/ark-audio/ark-audio-review/ or search Ark Audio on iTunes or similar.

It isn’t February 30th, and it may never be, although it once was, and Senyora Psicosi is here. Whatever the date, she is always here, a single thread running through the whole fiber of existence. Spinning and spinning and spinning. Get spinning, get spun. This show is not about Poland. Music by Sea of Aland

The rain softens Seniora Psicosis voice and reduces it almost to a whisper. As her voice withers away, so does her sense of self. Seniora Psicosi enters a dissociative state where one hand undoes the work of the other. Is that someone crying? Who knows? Seniora Psicosi doesn’t give a fuck. This show is not about Jonathan Franzen.

Ark Audio Book Club #19 Pond, by Claire-Louise Bennett by Ark Audio