Louisiana channel does a wonderful job in giving us views of writers with a unique take on how to do creative writing which is pure magic like Benjamin here
Fascinating! But also a bit scrambled. One should avoid the monastic notion that what one is doing is sacred and important. Yet writing is very important almost in a religious way. It isn’t about self expression, yet it also is.
@@thelouisianachannel Det är skitprat. Att skicka ut en sammanhängande intervju med ett mellanrum på nio månader bryter en tankeintegral i delar och utgör en kränkning av konstens integritet som jag kan inte dela. Louisiana gör bara konstflipping. Jag hoppas för dem att de hittar något större än de själva. Ni ska inte bara visa många konstnärerna utan också bevisa att ni själv står konsten nära. At 12:25 Benjamin Labatut tries to come with an answer talking about porosity and how to let the world in, otherwise you pouring out as a poor and boring person. How important it can be not to become a channel. How that to realize you can learn from Bible by the camel and the eye of the needle. A rich person will not pass, only someone who has a need. Intention is no tension
That's interesting. Thanks for sharing. I'll look into Jesse Livermore. I guess the era of speculation has existed since the establishment of society and religion.
"Writing should give access to the world."
*Watch our other video interview with Benjamín Labatut right here:*
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Louisiana channel does a wonderful job in giving us views of writers with a unique take on how to do creative writing which is pure magic like Benjamin here
Benjamin recommends the writers: Roberto Bolano, Pascal Quignard, W.G. Sebald.
I feel at home when hear this man speak
Welcome home. you’ve always been here and yet we have still missed you.
I'll have to check out some of his work. I really likes the way he sees things.
grateful to discover his writing through this channel, When We Cease to Understand the World is wonderful
What a beautiful interview. Thank you!
When We Cease To Understand The World and MANIAC were both really good books.
This was wonderful. 🙏🏽
Not only his writing is enchanting, his interviews as well. Great artist.
Hes like the mathematicians he writes about , recognizing the pulls in all directions to formulate a succinct holism.
So incredibly inspiring! Thank you for sharing!
Great interview, love his insights.
I love this. I need a part 3 asap
just adorrrre his previous interview. DO YOU KNOW, HOW I LOVE YOU FOR ANOTHER, PRETTY LONG ENOUGH EVEN
Thank you
Great hair.
If there were literary awards for hair, he’d dominate them.
LOL
Why was it too short?
Was I the only one who felt this interview had to continue?
Awesome chilean writer
Qué bonito se te oye el inglés ❤
Here after reading When We ceases to Understand the World and The Maniac
Fascinating!
But also a bit scrambled. One should avoid the monastic notion that what one is doing is sacred and important. Yet writing is very important almost in a religious way. It isn’t about self expression, yet it also is.
This is a different interview to the one posted last year, right?
Yes. It's from the same day, but a different video.
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Det är skitprat. Att skicka ut en sammanhängande intervju med ett mellanrum på nio månader bryter en tankeintegral i delar och utgör en kränkning av konstens integritet som jag kan inte dela.
Louisiana gör bara konstflipping. Jag hoppas för dem att de hittar något större än de själva. Ni ska inte bara visa många konstnärerna utan också bevisa att ni själv står konsten nära.
At 12:25 Benjamin Labatut tries to come with an answer talking about porosity and how to let the world in, otherwise you pouring out as a poor and boring person. How important it can be not to become a channel. How that to realize you can learn from Bible by the camel and the eye of the needle. A rich person will not pass, only someone who has a need. Intention is no tension
He should write about Jesse Livermore, the start of the speculation era
That's interesting. Thanks for sharing. I'll look into Jesse Livermore. I guess the era of speculation has existed since the establishment of society and religion.
damn, this is good stuff
he speaks in a remarkably poetic manner
He is from Chile
unless you write user manuals!
Siutico
Even the shit.