Press for “Gospel Prism,” by Gerald Weaver
Press reports for "Gospel Prism," by Gerald Weaver (United Kingdom)
Just some of the national press (United Kingdom) for Gospel Prism:
22 February 2015, article on Gospel Prism in The London Sunday Times here: http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/world_news/MarieColvin/article1522261.ece
BBC World Service “Outlook” interview, 15 April 2015, of Gospel Prism author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fM1W4XVOwA
21 May 2015 BBC World Service “Newsday” interview of Gerald Weaver, discussing Gospel Prism: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02rx8bb
Feature article (23 May 2015) on Gospel Prism in The Times of London here:
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/arts/books/article4448661.ece
The New Statesman magazine on 5 June 2015 about the story behind Gospel Prism. http://www.newstatesman.com/media/2015/06/marie-colvin-her-yale-sweetheart-remembers
Editorial reviews:
“As intellectuals go, Weaver is definitely one of the fun, and possibly blasphemous, ones. His prose is sharp, cute, sometimes lyrical and often surprisingly funny.” – The Big Issue
“If you were to imagine what kind of book might be written in the wake of modernism, this is the sort of book you would imagine.” – Lattin-Rawstrone
Gospel Prism provides genuine pleasure for lovers of literary allusion (and exposes the gaps in one’s reading). – Jack Messenger, Bookbag
Additional United Kingdom national press coverage of Gospel Prism:
Listen to an in-depth interview of Gerald Weaver on Monocle24, in which he discusses Gospel Prism, Marie Colvin and their connection to Yale and other places: https://soundcloud.com/gg-gives-good-mic/gerald-weaver
Here is an interview of Gerald Weaver on Talk Radio Europe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX6-85nrJzo
Here is an article that appeared in Ireland’s online Writing magazine: http://www.writing.ie/tell-your-own-story/life-and-writing-by-gerald-weaver/
Written on March 23, 2017 at 8:49 pm, by Gerald Weaver
Categories: News and Events | Tags: gerald weaver, gospel prism, Harold Bloom, literary criticism, literary fiction, literature, London Sunday TImes, Marie Colvin, metafiction, prison, romance, Walt Whitman, western canon, Yale