
Meg and Laine talk about books
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 655 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

We needed some bonkers, so it's back into His Dark Materials or whatever this series is called.
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Not even a romance reader, but I enjoy listening to these thoughtful humorous and erudite ladies. And now I’ve bought 4 romance audiobooks, so be wary if you don’t want to get pulled in!
Thanks ladies for your reviews! It’s made a big difference in my reading list and I enjoy listening to your interesting and amusing conversations.
As a creative, I very seldom leave critical reviews because I know how much effort is output for creative endeavors. But after listening to several episodes in order to form a balanced opinion, I must share some, hopefully constructive criticism. After rebooting my teenage love for historical romance in the past year, I have listened to many romance review podcasts, and of all of them, this is my least favorite. Most podcasts tend to have enthusiasm for the things they are reviewing. But this sh... more
I was introduced to this podcast via the limited series My Word as Vorkosigan. I was so pleased with that whole special look at my hands down favorite scifi books series that I was drawn by curiosity to listen to some of the main podcast episodes. It only took one to get me hooked on listening and only a few more to convert me to a romance reader. Something I thought was not possible. I've always been a scifi/fantasy and mystery/suspense reader (well, and the classics, as an English Lit major!) ... more
I was introduced to this podcast via the limited series My Word as Vorkosigan. I was so pleased with that whole special look at my hands down favorite scifi books series that I was drawn by curiosity to listen to some of the main podcast episodes. It only took one to get me hooked on listening and only a few more to convert me to a romance reader. Something I thought was not possible. I've always been a scifi/fantasy and mystery/suspense reader (well, and the classics, as an English Lit major!) ... more
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Two hosts discuss a wide range of romance and historical fiction, balancing sharp critiques with humor and warmth. Episodes frequently explore writing craft, trope analysis, consent and power dynamics, and the emotional arcs of characters, often highlighting how authorial choices shape themes like agency, trauma, class, and social norms. The show stands out for its structured, thoughtful reviews, lively banter, and a strong emphasis on spoiler-aware storytelling that helps listeners decide what to read next.
Noteworthy qualities include a consistent focus on romance tropes and historical settings, clear author and book-specific takeaways, and a chatty yet informed style that appeals to both casual listeners and romance readers seeking deep... more
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