A fantasy epic that remixes Norse and Greek myths
We discuss Susana Imaginário debut novel Wyrd Gods. It is a fantasy epic that mixes Norse and Greek myths. Sex, violence and intrigue a plenty! Thanks to Susana for the review copy.
This one will get you in the feels
We discuss Claire Lynch's memoir Small. No spoilers but this one hit us both in the feels for very different reasons. Thank you to Claire for providing the review copy.
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We chat editing, William Shakespeare, and much more
We chat with editor Kelly Urgan about her favourite audiobooks. We also touch on her career as an editor, her work with the Society of Young Publishers (SYP), and, how to find work as a freelancer.
We discuss the latest thriller from smash-hit author Paula Hawkins. Thanks to Penguin for the ARC.
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We chat about The Carpet People. We had some harsh words for it.
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In the beginning, there was nothing but endless flatness.
An ingenious take on true crime
We had a blast discussing this thrilling and innovative take on true crime. It is a surprising and strange story of family dysfunction, coming of age, and, how difficult it is to get to the truth of things. Thanks to Penguin for the ARC.
We review The Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife, and, The Amber Spyglass.
We review the classic fantasy trilogy by Philip Pullman. All three audiobooks were advance review copies provided by Penguin Random House.
This is our longest episode to date.
BBC Radio 4 Norse Epic
It is finally here! Season 2!
We discuss Gudrun by Lucy Catherine. It is a Viking epic of love, revenge and faith inspired by the Icelandic sagas.
The Classic 2000 AD Graphic Novel, in Full-Cast Audio for the First Time
We review the audiobook adaptation of the 2000 AD classic graphic novel. We chat about Celtic myths, feminism, and the advantages of shorter audiobooks.
This is the last episode of season one. We will be back soon.
Today our guest is Sherry Green. We discuss Sherry's love of stories and ask her about her top five audiobooks.
Sherry is a bibliophile who teaches by day and reviews books by night.