
We read stuff so you don't have to.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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This March, Worst Bestsellers is celebrating our neighbor to the north with our first ever Canada Month. We’re kicking it off by talking to Canadian treasure Ann Foster (host of Vulgar History, author of Rebel of the Regency: The Scandalous Saga of C... more
This podcast ain’t big enough for two guests, but we were fortunate enough to squeeze in both Heidi and Emily from Romancing the Shelf for another round of Nora Roberts Month. This time, we went back in time with one of Nora’s rare historical romance... more
If you’ve been watching us with binoculars, waiting for the podcast to return: well, here we are! (But you already knew that, didn’t you? Because you saw it coming with your binoculars.) Anyway, Christine Ricketts, author of The Ship and Nora Roberts... more
Another year has come and (almost) gone, and we’ve once again managed to read some good books. Let us tell you about them!
Coming up next: A January hiatus. Happy New Year! We’ll see you in February!
Kait’s Top 5 Best
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This is my go to podcast in that it is my most widely recommended, often quoted and most relistened to show. I love the episodes when everyone hated the book but have also loved the recommendations I’ve found through reader’s advisory and the good book episodes. Highly recommend I always have a good time!!
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I came to this podcast after my need for a feminist millennial friends discuss books podcast reached a critical point—and this is just the podcast I needed! Kait and Renata do a great job of breaking down what makes books work and what makes them go horribly wrong, and they have fun while doing it. My favorite thing about the podcast is that the hosts can explain why a book sucks without being snobbish about it—their love of and respect for nerd culture and fan fiction are evident—and they aren’... more
Still one of my favorites after years of being a listener. They always seem very genuine, and are often more generous than you’d expect when it comes to some popular titles and authors, while still poking fun or winking at half baked nonsense. I will say they sound less excited by the project in the last couple of years than they used to, which is valid. I still really enjoy the show.
Kait and Renata bring a lot of joy into my life via this podcast. I look forward to hearing the newest episodes every two weeks or so. I may have a parasocial relationship with these two but I’m okay with that. 5/5 stars!!!
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This podcast features hosts engaging in lively and humorous discussions about a wide range of books, particularly those that have gained notoriety for being less than stellar. A prominent theme is the critique of bestselling novels, with the hosts preparing listeners for what not to read while also sharing insights and recommendations for better literary choices. Episodes often feature guests who contribute a variety of perspectives, making for an entertaining and informative experience. Listeners can expect a mix of witty banter and critical analysis, often laced with personal anecdotes and cultural commentary, thus creating an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of a warm book club. The podcast stands out for its ability to blend humor with i... more
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