Booklovers
Jess and JosephWe’re pop culture obsessives, animal lovers and eaters of sandwiches (okay, that’s mostly just Jess). Our opinions and interests are wide and deep, so the podcast reflects that. We dissect old titles that need a fresh take, brand new stuff that everyone’s talking about, and off-the-beaten-path works that deserve some love. We release episodes every month or so, with some mini-episodes popping up h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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We’ve talked about romance novels before on the podcast, but this episode takes a different approach, because Joseph has a lot of questions about the genre.. Why do we read romance? What are the implications of the genre on readers, and how do we as ... more
Who gets to tell what stories? It’s a question authors—and all of us—have grappled with for years now, and R. F. Kuang’s novel Yellowface digs into that question and pulls out a very sloppy and difficult main character. A skewering, funny, intense lo... more
Here’s to you, 2023. A year of reading and watching (mostly reading for Rea, a LOT of watching for Jess, and the usual extensive amount of both for Joseph). We’re recapping our goals for 2023, how they went, and what we loved most in 2023. We also me... more
We found the intersection of Joseph’s conspiracy theory-addled brain and Rea & Jess’s obsession with pop culture: “Patricia Wants to Cuddle.” Our titular queen just wants what we all want: to love and be loved. So what if she’s a bigfoot? And so what... more
In America, only 8% of parents of deaf children wish to learn American Sign Language. A statistic like that seems unfathomable, doesn’t it? But in True Biz, Sara Nović deftly and realistically explores her main character Charlie’s world: Charlie is d... more
Here in 2023, everyone knows the general meaning of a catch-22. It’s a situation where you can’t win no matter what you do. You’re trapped, you’re stuck, and there’s no other option. But in 1961, when Joseph Heller’s seminal novel Catch-22 was publis... more
Mythological retellings seem to be everywhere these days. Since Madeline Miller’s novel The Song of Achilles was released in 2011, many authors—mostly women—have taken up the effort to share the untold stories of the many female, nonbinary and queer ... more
What is a Western? What is western? What is the west? All fair questions, and all hard to really define, especially when it comes to reading tastes. Thankfully, we’re getting an idea of what the new west is, complements of bestselling author C.J. Box... more
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