Sophie Gee

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10,871 appearances 39 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 2d ago

Sophie Gee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 35 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 7.

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complete libelous character assassination and creative assassination of every single well-known writer in the country. podcast-host
The hubris of it, the daring of it is simply extraordinary. podcast-host
He was. podcast-host
And it sort of spawned this whole kind of sub-industry. podcast-host
Pope was nothing if not unbelievably canny as a figure in commercial publishing. podcast-host
He realised that by doing something so provocative, he was actually going to bring about this wave of spin-off merchandise around his poems. podcast-host
So there were endless keys to the lot published, sub-poems and trademarks. podcast-host
prose treatises exposing the truth about this poem, who all the characters were. podcast-host
And the incredible thing about The Rape of the Lock is that he successfully annihilated all of his literary competitors. podcast-host
all of those names, Sibber and Smedley and Richard Bentley and Lewis Theobald, all these figures who were really very well regarded and often... podcast-host
talented and... podcast-host
Not just pleasant people, but actually quite adept poets and good writers were just effaced from the literary podcast-host
for the next 300 years. podcast-host
And actually some of them are now coming back and being recognised as quite interesting writers. podcast-host
But Pope, you know, he, well, he dropped them into the quaking mud and sewer of the Thames successfully. podcast-host
All right, so I'm jumping us forward a bit more than a century. podcast-host
And I'm taking us into a moment, I think, where the Thames becomes this kind of conduit for a certain kind of narrative about London. podcast-host
So we've seen that the Thames is, it's dirty, it's dark, but it's also in some ways, this kind of glorious symbol of trade and commerce and bustling movement. podcast-host
It's podcast-host
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