
Fantasy and scifi book reviews, analysis, and sass.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 244 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsFictionScience Fiction | |||

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It’s taken me a while to figure out why the book roasts annoy me so intensely. It’s not so much that the criticisms are petty and inconsistently reasoned—that’s all fair game in a roast—it’s that the nitpicking doesn’t lean into proper “burn” territory.
Instead, the criticism that gets play often takes on an air of self-satisfied pronouncements that’s aren’t fully earned—which is ironic, considering that’s a gripe thar get’s churned out at various works so frequently. Reviews that want to be ta... more
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Very enjoyable and a useful listen to writers. They approach literary critique in a fun way
Very enjoyable and a useful listen to writers. They approach literary critique in a fun way
No other book podcast entertains me like this one!
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The show offers witty, no-nonsense reviews and thoughtful analysis of fantasy and science fiction books, paired with lively banter and a strong sense of sass. Episodes blend deep dives into narrative technique, world-building, and thematic undercurrents with playful roasts and crowd-friendly humor, often inviting audience energy into the discussion. The format tends to favor multi-host conversations, cross-title comparisons, and candid takes on authorship, cultural context, and reader expectations, making it a go-to for listeners who want substantive critique served with personality. A standout trait is the collaborative, live-style dynamic that both informs and entertains, helping potential sponsors and guests assess alignment with book-cu... more
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