Jeff O'Neill

Mentioned in 7 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Appears On

Zero to Well-Read Book Riot - The Podcast

Episode Appearances

Zero to Well-Read · Apr 21, 2026

James by Percival Everett

“Co-host of Zero to Well-Read podcast discussing James and literary analysis”

Literary Retellings and Canonical RevisionCode-Switching and Linguistic Performance as Survival StrategyDouble Consciousness in American Literature

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Zero to Well-Read · Apr 14, 2026

Gilead by Marilynne Robinson

“Co-host of the podcast; named his son after Reverend Ames; has read Gilead five times”

Literary Fiction and Spiritual InquiryMortality and End-of-Life ReflectionFamily Legacy and Intergenerational Communication

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Book Riot - The Podcast · Apr 13, 2026

MCD Shutters, Audible's Story House, and More of the Week's Book News.

“Co-host of Book Riot podcast conducting interviews and discussing publishing industry news”

MCD imprint closure and consolidation of experimental fiction publishingRetail merchandising strategy for identifying and capitalizing on emerging book genresCommunity engagement and third-space programming in independent and chain bookstores

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Book Riot - The Podcast · Apr 8, 2026

You Have Heard of Lord Byron. But You Have No Idea.

“Co-host of Book Riot Podcast engaging with Byron discussion and providing reactions”

Lord Byron biography and literary historyRomantic era poetry and poetsByron's affairs and romantic scandals

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Zero to Well-Read · Apr 7, 2026

The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

“Co-host of Zero to Well-Read podcast; leads discussion and analysis of Hemingway's work”

Hemingway's Iceberg Theory and Literary OmissionMinimalist Prose Style and Emotional AuthenticityMastery, Expertise, and Embodied Knowledge in Fiction

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Book Riot - The Podcast · Apr 1, 2026

The It Books of April 2026

“Co-host of Book Riot podcast conducting monthly "it books" tournament and catalog analysis”

Literary fiction market segmentation by protagonist age and genderShort story collection viability in mainstream publishingCo-authored works and pseudonym strategy in book marketing

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Zero to Well-Read · Jan 27, 2026

"Bartleby, the Scrivener" by Herman Melville

“Co-host of Zero to Well-Read podcast; leads discussion and provides philosophical framework for interpreting Bartleby”

Literary Interpretation and Ambiguity19th-Century American Literature and the American RenaissanceLabor Alienation and Workplace Dynamics

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