Book Talk for BookTok
Jac L. S. & A. S. YenDo you ever get swept up in the fan theories for your favorite novel on TikTok / BookTok? Well we do, too! Book Talk for BookTok co-hosts Jac and Amy deep dive into the writing of some of BookTok's favorite novels. With their literary backgrounds, they're here to provide some novel insight (see what we did there?) to popular books on BookTok, sprinkled with a rant or two and a generous layer of hu... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksFictionArts | |||
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This season, Jac and Amy conduct a literary analysis of Sarah J. Maas book Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood! This is Part 1 of Episode 16. more
This season, Jac and Amy conduct a literary analysis of Sarah J. Maas book Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood! This is Part 2 of Episode 15. more
This season, Jac and Amy conduct a literary analysis of Sarah J. Maas book Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood! This is Part 1 of Episode 15. more
This season, Jac and Amy conduct a literary analysis of Sara J Maas book Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood! This is Part 2 of Episode 14. more
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- They make entertainment smart
I love how this podcast introduces deep thinking in what much of us just believes to be simply entertainment. Most of the time I would feel guilty for just reading and listening about fictional worlds but these two goddesses made fictional into academical for me. I also love how even if there are critically analyzing the text (see how I’m even learning writer’s jargon?!) they also make it fun and personable. I’m even thinking about applying for a course in the area!
Apple Podcasts5WendyGondro
United States15 days ago - These ladies are amazing!!!!!
I have been a listener from the beginning and LOVE this podcast. I’m not a critical reader, I read for entertainment/enjoyment and I learn something new about ACOTAR/SJM books every week. I find myself talking back to Jac and Amy in my car when I listen. They feel like my friends
Apple Podcasts5superfan2010United Statesa month ago - Way too many spoilers
They cant get through an episode without mentioning things from the following books in the series. For example, I’m listening to the CC book 1 episode and they’re throwing facts about CC book 3…. I feel like i need to read the entire 16 books before listening to an episode for fear of spoilers because they cant seem to stick to the one book they’re trying to highlight. more
Apple Podcasts1Luna del MarrrUnited Statesa month ago - LOVE LOVE LOVE
As someone new to the fantasy world, fantasy books can be confusing. The in-depth world building, characters, special abilities of each character, etc etc. It’s all just a lot to keep straight. This podcast has helped me see and understand these novels in a way I was unable to. I thoroughly enjoy everything about this podcast. The way these ladies describe and explain every aspect of the literature in such an educated, yet understandable way makes me appreciate these novels so much more. I love ... more
Apple Podcasts5rleahHUnited Statesa month ago - Spoilers are obvious! Be nice to the girlies
In every single intro they state there are spoilers with or without warning. All negative reviews I’ve seen are about the spoilers. This is a podcast so I assume you listen, I don’t know how you would skip the first minute of each episode but I don’t want anyone ragging on my girls. Read the books then come back, they will still be here! I haven’t thought this critically about books since high school, let alone analyzing, my English teacher would be so proud
Apple Podcasts5GhostPants224United Statesa month ago
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