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Episode two hundred forty nine – part one
Mattie Lubchansky’s BOYS WEEKEND is a darkly comedic and hilariously terrifying look at being trans in a hyper-capitalistic, heteronormative near-future dystopia. Oh yeah, there’s also a crypto death cult. Jenn sat down with Mattie to talk about their new graphic novel.
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Episode two hundred forty nine – part four
Did you know that Fred Astaire had an older– and much more famous– sister with whom he danced before he moved from stage to screen? Eliza Knight stops by the show to talk about her book that tells her story: STARRING ADELE ASTAIRE.
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Episode two hundred forty eight – part one
Emma Törzs stopped by to chat about her debut novel, INK BLOOD SISTER SCRIBE, a gorgeous and captivating fantasy about two estranged sisters who must come together in order to protect their family’s collection of magic books.
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Episode two hundred forty eight – part four
Kaye and Jenn chat with Sidney Karger about his debut novel, BEST MEN. They discuss queer romcoms, writing New York City, and our favorite (and least favorite) tropes.
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Episode two hundred forty seven – part one
Could Excalibur defeat climate change? Thomas D. Lee’ stopped by the show to chat about his new book PERILOUS TIMES, which hilariously imagines the Knights of the Round Table responding to very modern issues King Arthur could never have dreamed of.
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Episode two hundred forty seven – part two
PLANES, TRAINS, AND ALL THE FEELS is a glorious tribute to a beloved classic comedy film as well as a delicious romantic comedy. Its author Livy Hart chats forced proximity romances, dual perspectives, and crafting banter.
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Episode two hundred forty seven – part three
Caroline Kepnes joins us once again to chat about Joe Goldberg’s latest exploits, who he’s stalking, and why YOU AND FOR ONLY YOU breaks new ground for this series.
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Episode two hundred forty six – part one
Eliot Borenstein’s MARVEL IN THE 1970s: THE WORLD INSIDE YOUR HEAD investigates an overlooked yet fascinating era in Marvel publishing history. Topics include combining fandom and research, teaching comics, and the criminally underrated Howard the Duck.
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Episode two hundred forty six – part two
Zachary Rosenberg’s HUNGERS AS OLD AS THIS LAND is a gripping horror Western novella with Jewish, indigenous, and queer protagonists. Jenn sat down with Zachary to talk about balancing character and action plotting, among other things!
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Episode two hundred forty five – part five
Brady Dale, author of SBF: HOW THE FTX BANKRUPTCY UNWOUND CRYPTO’S VERY BAD GOOD GUY, stopped by to talk about the spectacular and sudden implosion of FTX, Alameda Research, and their associated companies.