
Fantasy and scifi book reviews, analysis, and sass.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionFictionArtsBooks | |||

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Just love u guys r hilarious love love love wish they would do the false prince or lord of the rings but looooooove
Will is just too full of himself, and I feel he dominates every conversation he’s in.
It was pretty funny at first, but after a while it really dragged every conversation i feel.
When he starts talking I just zone out, even when I agree with him! Which I actually agree with him often, but I just don’t jive with his personality.
I do enjoy Katie and Maria, though I do find it disappointing that I feel Katie is usually the only one with a different / unique opinion.
From what I’ve listened Will... more
Love the content, love the hosts, great fun! The only thing that’s missing is consistent sound quality. The hosts are all at different volume levels sometimes, and sometimes their audio cuts out. The mild frustration is worth the good time but I wish they could someday all have individual mics and align the audio in post instead of recording a zoom call
Is there a chance you’ll upload your episodes without reading the reviews in the episodes as you did until not long ago? Anyway, I hope you’ll review the rest of the books by Samantha Shannon, R. F. Kuang, and Xiran Jay Zhao.
This is a new find podcast for me and I love it! The ACOTAR episodes had me laughing so hard bc it was all so true, and I like reading the books. It’s like my reality tv 😂 would love you guys to get into Throne of Glass!
You guys are great ♥️
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Focused on fantasy and science fiction literature, this podcast delivers engaging reviews and analysis with a humorous twist. Each episode features in-depth discussions about popular books, exploring themes, character development, and the various tropes prevalent in the genres. The hosts intertwine witty banter with thoughtful critiques, often sharing personal insights and anecdotes that create a relatable experience for listeners. Notably, the blend of humor and critical analysis makes it an entertaining resource for avid readers and fans of speculative fiction, appealing to those who appreciate both literary depth and a light-hearted approach to storytelling.
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Unresolved Textual Tension launched 2 years ago and published 202 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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