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In a world that moves faster by the day, the Five Minutes Late Book Club is an invitation to pause. Join Stan Grant, alongside his son Jesse, as they venture into the great books that have shaped civilisations, challenged belief systems, and redefined what it means to be human. The title reflects a simple idea: to read deeply and think seriously is to slow down. It may make you five minutes late to the world, but in that pause, you see more clearly and recover something essential: attention, wisdom, and a shared humanity.
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This week we discuss Ernest Hemingway's all time classic 'For Whom The Bell Tolls'. Where he dissects ideas around political extremism, why fighting evil can easily turn you evil and how love can redeem you even at the darkest of times. For all enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week is part two of our Patrick White The Tree Of Man discussion. All enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss Patrick White's The Tree Of Man. Which is undoubtedly the greatest novel out of Australia. All enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss the latest Hollywood adaptation of John Steinbeck's East of Eden and how excusing evil and sympathising with evil fundamentally hurts storytelling. We compare this adaptation to Olga Tokarczuk's masterpiece novel 'Primeval and Other Times' and how she masterfully confronts evil, while so many other modern writers run from it or worse empathise with it. All enquiries - info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss part two of Thomas Hobbes masterwork Leviathan, titled 'On Commonwealth'. All enquiries - info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss Thomas Hobbes famous work of political philosophy 'Leviathan'. We cover part one of the book and will cover part two next week. All enquiries - info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss Plato's most famous work 'The Republic'. All enquiries - info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss James Baldwin's debut novel 'Go Tell it on the Mountain'. All enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss 'Small Things Like These' by Claire Keegan. All enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week we wrap up our four part discussion of The Brothers Karamazov, and discuss it's profound themes that are still very much alive in our modern times. For all enquiries - jesse@themoviemagick.com
Part 2 of our Fyodor Dostoevsky 'The Brothers Karamazov' discussion. All enquiries: info@themoviemagick.com
This week we launch part one of our four part serious covering Fyodor Dostoevsky's masterpiece 'The Brothers Karamazov' and how it gives a unique insight into the soul of Russia and the philosophies underlying the countries actions today. all enquiries - info@themoviemagick.com
This week we discuss C.S. Lewis' masterfully written book 'A Grief Observed'.
This week we discuss Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical classic 'Beyond Good and Evil'.
This week we discuss As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner.
This week we discuss contemporary vs classic literature.
This week we discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby.
This week we discuss A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce.
This week we discuss All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque.
This week we discuss Virginia Woolf's masterpiece novel Mrs Dalloway.
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