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Unresolved Textual Tension

William
World War Z
Zombie Apocalypse
The Love Hypothesis
Eugenides
Megan Whalen Turner
House Of the Scorpion
Romance Fiction
Romance
Ali Hazelwood
The Thief
Max Brooks
Societal Dynamics
YA Fiction
Adam Driver
Academia
Geopolitics
Oral History
Brad Pitt
Cultural Perspectives
Documentary

Fantasy and scifi book reviews, analysis, and sass.

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes202Founded2 years ago
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Recent Guests

Hazel McBride
Author of A Fate Forged in Fire
Self-published author
Episode: ROASTING House of the Dragon fanfic (A Fate Forged in Fire | Hazel McBride)

Hosts

Will
Host and co-host often providing critical yet humorous insights into the literature discussed.
Katie
Co-host known for offering unique perspectives and engaging with the audience's interests.
Maria
Host who brings depth and analytical rigor to the discussions.
Valerie
Co-host who adds a mix of sass and analysis to the conversations.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 271 ratings
  • LOVE

    Just love u guys r hilarious love love love wish they would do the false prince or lord of the rings but looooooove

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Percy jackson son of the sea
    United States10 months ago
  • The bit got old

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    A concept?
    United Statesa year ago
  • Final star is the audio quality!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Isopodzzzz
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Reviews

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meyta Israel
    Israel2 years ago
  • We love the honest opinions

    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 ♥️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    justice for tyler lockwood
    United States2 years ago

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Many find the discussions enriching, providing a balance between light-heartedness and serious literary analysis.
Overall, the dynamic among hosts is well-received, with listeners enjoying the banter and camaraderie.

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#130
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#235
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What that goat do (Slewfoot | Brom)
Q: How would you have finished this book?
I think if he had leaned more into Edward's sense of self within the being Samson, it could have created a more cohesive narrative.
Return of our Alien Boyfriend?? (Apostles of Mercy | Lindsay Ellis)
Q: What do you think is going to happen in book four?
We might get another romance for Cora that could be equally problematic.
Kids read this?? (House of the Scorpion | Nancy Farmer)
Q: What is the premise of the book?
It's a dystopian story where a young boy named Matt lives as a clone in a drug farming empire, experiencing identity struggles and societal prejudice.
Deep sea horror (From Below | Darcy Coates)
Q: Do you remember before we started this book where you said that, oh, this premise would be so good for a horror movie?
Yes, because it's already technically found footage.
Deep sea horror (From Below | Darcy Coates)
Q: What's your credentials with horror? Where do you sit with having read horror?
I thought that I was a horror noob, but in hindsight, I realized that I've read a lot more horror.

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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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