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104: Books We Should Have Read By Now

104: Books We Should Have Read By Now

Another Book on the Shelf October 6, 2022 October 6, 2022

Inspired by Jette’s recent blog post, we dive into some of the books we should have read by now—whether it’s because they touch on current issues or because they’ve been on our shelf for ages. Turns out we have a lot of these books, so we made a pact to read …

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103: How to Write An Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee

103: How to Write An Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee

Another Book on the Shelf October 6, 2022 October 6, 2022

In Episode 103, Gen and Jette dive into Gen’s book club pick — How to Write an Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee. After seeing this book everywhere and reading so many rave reviews of Chee’s work, we knew we had to read it. Obviously, we are now obsessed. An amazing …

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102: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott — Page to Screen

102: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott — Page to Screen

Another Book on the Shelf October 6, 2022 April 3, 2025

In Episode 102, Gen and Jette head back to the 1800s with Little Women in another edition of our Page to Screen series. We talk about Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel and the 1994 and 2019 films. Show Notes Yes, Jette is still obsessed with her trip to Concord MA …

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101: Setting as Character

101: Setting as Character

Another Book on the Shelf August 18, 2022 August 18, 2022

In episode 101, Gen and Jette talk about the settings that feel so alive they become an entire character in the novel — the haunted houses, the seaside towns, the cities that feel like living, breathing entities, we’re here for all of it! Show Notes Make sure to check out Gen’s …

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100th Episode Celebration!

100th Episode Celebration!

Another Book on the Shelf August 18, 2022 August 18, 2022

It’s our 100th episode! We’re celebrating by talking about all our favourite moments from the podcast over the last few years, including our favourite episodes, interviews, and books. The podcast has evolved a lot since we started and we’ve both expanded our reading — which was the entire point! Achievement …

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99: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

99: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Another Book on the Shelf August 1, 2022 August 1, 2022

In Episode 98, Gen and Jette discuss The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. This episode falls into our #BookstagramMadeMeDoIt series, which lets us jump on the train of a popular book to see what all the fuss is about and if it lives up to the hype. The …

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98: Home Before Dark by Riley Sager

98: Home Before Dark by Riley Sager

Another Book on the Shelf August 1, 2022 August 1, 2022

In Episode 98, Gen and Jette discuss their latest book club book, Home Before Dark by Riley Sager. It’s our first time discussing a thriller and we had a grand spooky time. Sager’s story within a story keeps you guessing right until the very end, making for a great #IcedCoffeeRead …

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97: A Waiter in Paris by Edward Chisholm

97: A Waiter in Paris by Edward Chisholm

Another Book on the Shelf June 24, 2022 June 24, 2022

In Episode 97, Gen and Jette collaborate with one of their favourite Toronto indie publishers, House of Anansi, to give you a preview of one of their upcoming new releases, A Waiter in Paris by Edward Chisholm. This memoir chronicles Chisholm’s time in Paris, scraping out a living in a …

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96: Pride Reads 2022

96: Pride Reads 2022

Another Book on the Shelf June 14, 2022 June 17, 2022

It’s June, which means it’s time for our Pride reads, and to celebrate Gen and Jette dedicate Episode 96 to all things queer lit! We talk about a lot of different books in this one and realized that quite a few of our past episodes feature queer books and writers. …

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95: Who Knew We Loved Science Fiction?

95: Who Knew We Loved Science Fiction?

Another Book on the Shelf June 10, 2022 June 17, 2022

In Episode 95, Gen and Jette finally take on the science fiction genre! We’ve put it off until now because neither of us thought we read much sci-fi, but it turns out we’ve read more than we thought and we actually love it! A lot of the books we talk …

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I'm still way behind my audiobook goals for 2026, I'm still way behind my audiobook goals for 2026, but I did recently finish listening to The Hollow Places. I enjoyed T. Kingfisher's creepy take on a portal world, where instead of wonder our main character encounters terror. 

It was delightfully horrifying and grotesque, but I was also left wanting a little but more. I can't quite put my finger on what it was that was missing for me, and it could be the result of how inconsistently I was listening to it. Or maybe when it comes to portals, I do want a little bit of magic.

I think my favourite part was the Wonder Museum—the tourist attraction collection of strange novelty items and taxidermy that belongs to Kara's uncle and that she offers to run while he's having knee surgery. I wouldn't want to visit the sinister willow world on the other side of the wall, but I would like to visit the Wonder Museum. 

#HorrorGenre #PortalFantasy #Audiobooks #LibroFM #AutumnReads
I went to the Toronto International Festival of Au I went to the Toronto International Festival of Authors @festofauthors on the weekend and the only pictures I took were of the Victoria College campus while I was eating lunch. (Can you blame me? Look how gorgeous it is!)

I went to some amazing author panels and came away with a long list of books to add to my TBR. I love listening to other writers talk about their process and inspiration and genres, and the panels paired authors up in a way that made for really interesting conversations. It was my first time going to TIFA and I'll definitely make time to go next year, too.

For those interested in the books, here's the list:

Honeysuckle by Bar Fridman-Tell @barfridmantell
Villain Hitting for Vicious Little Nobodies by Lindsay Wong @lindsaywong.m
Homebound by Portia Elan @portiaelanwrites 
The Formosa Exchange by Huang Chong-Kai, translated by Jeremy Tiang @jeremy_tiang
Hemo Sapiens by Emily A. Weedon @emily.weedon.creates
The Summer Fun Massacre by Craig DiLouie @craigdilouie
We Were Never Here by Sophia Hannan @sophhannanwrites
The Woods by Jessica Hamilton @jhamiltonauthor

It was truly a pleasure to hear each of these authors speak and I can't wait to read their books.

#TIFA #HorrorAuthors #SpeculativeAuthors #NeverendingTBR
Finding new bookstores is always a top priority wh Finding new bookstores is always a top priority when travelling ☺️ And then you have to buy books there to support them of course. 

I contained myself as much as I could, aka I didn’t buy the whole Vancouver Storm series at @perfectmatchbookshop, but I did buy the first in the Queen’s Cove series. (And I found all my book boyfriends, obviously. Oh Cole Harding.) 

@upstartandcrow was such a cool bookstore and I found a bunch of @coachhousebooks books!! I got a short story collection there - Always need more short stories for inspo. 

I could have spent hours perusing @massybooks and @nooroongji.ca. Highly recommend! 

What bookstores should we look for the next time we’re in Vancouver? 

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #Vancouver #VancouverBookstore #IndieBookstore Vancouver Reads | Canadian Authors | Travel Reads | Travelling | Reading
🎃 Happy Halloween!! 👻 I LOVE Halloween but HATE d 🎃 Happy Halloween!! 👻

I LOVE Halloween but HATE dressing up. I don’t know why but it’s true. If I did need to dress up, though, I’d 100% dress as Erica Slaughter. She’s my favourite graphic novel character ever. 

Thanks to @netgalley, I got to read this novel version of Something Is Killing The Children by @jamesthefourth and @authorkierstenwhite. It was really cool to actually be in the head of all of the characters, reading their inner monologues. I did miss @wertherscut’s art though. Can’t wait to dive back into the series now. 

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #SIKTC #Horror #EricaSlaughter Graphic Novel | Horror Reads | Halloween | Spooky Reads
It’s our favourite time of the year and time for a It’s our favourite time of the year and time for a spooky read to match the mood in Episode 210. This time we’re talking about Never Whistle at Night, a collection of Indigenous dark fiction stories edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. We loved this one so much and can’t wait to read the next volume!

Podcast fave, Stephen Graham Jones, writes an incredible introduction to this collection. 

We didn’t have time to talk about every story in this collection, so we highlighted some of our favourites, but honestly, every story is so good, you should definitely read the whole thing.

Never Whistle at Night Part II: Back for Blood just came out, so if you need more Indigenous horror, make sure to grab a copy! 

We’re keeping the spooky theme going with our next episode, which is also a book club episode. It’s time to talk about Moonflow by Bitter Karella!

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #NewEpisode #SpookySeason #NeverWhistleAtNight Horror | Indigenous Horror | Short Story Collection | Scary Stories
It’s sad to think October is almost over. 🍂 There It’s sad to think October is almost over. 🍂 There hasn’t been enough crisp weather, hot beverages, and spooky reads. 

Are there any spooky reads you’re trying to sneak in before the end of the month? 

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #SpookySeason #SpookySZN #Reading Spooky Season Reading | Horror | Scary Books | October | Autumn | Fall
I had to bring a Vancouver Storm book to Vancouver I had to bring a Vancouver Storm book to Vancouver - and I read almost all of it on the plane. 

Alexei and Georgia are EVERYTHING!!! Like they have skyrocketed into the top couple list and Alexei is inching into Ryan Shay territory. I said what I said!

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #VancouverStorm #StephanieArcher #Vancouver Hockey Romance | Canadian Author | Vancouver Reads | West Coast
Weekly Hopes and Vibes - Working on conjuring some Weekly Hopes and Vibes - Working on conjuring something this week ✨

Hopes 💕
- I unpack my bags before 2027
- I finish the thumbs on my fingerless mitts that I was supposed to finished before my trip
- I stumble upon $1 million so I don’t have to go back to work Monday 

Vibes 🌌
- Spooky ghost pizza and watching Crystal Lake
- Reading more romance - we tried to take a break and that was a mistake 
- Start another pair of mitts with my new yarn 

#WeeklyIntentions #HopesandVibes #AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast | Knitting | Spooky | Intentions | Ghosts | Trip | Unpacking
Latest library holds acquired. Moonflow by Bitter Latest library holds acquired. Moonflow by Bitter Karella for our book club episode, and Chlorine by Jade Song, which has been on my to read list forever.

#OctoberReads #LibraryLove #TorontoPublicLibrary #AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #BookPodcast | Autumn Reading | Neverending TBR | Horror Books | Spooky Season | Autumn Vibes
👻 I really need more ghosts in my life. Just sayin 👻 I really need more ghosts in my life. Just saying.

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #LylaSage #SweetwaterPeak #Supernatural Romance | Fake Dating | Supernatural Romance | Farmer | Antiques Shop | Crossover | Rebel Blue Ranch
A little grid cleanup featuring out favourite trav A little grid cleanup featuring out favourite travel item - a @kobobooks
I can’t lie, I wasn’t really looking forward to Ky I can’t lie, I wasn’t really looking forward to Kye and Fallon’s story. I loved them in the rest of the series but I didn’t have that deep yearning that I have had with other books in the series. 

No surprise here - @catherinecowlesauthor sucked me in so hard and I am so glad we got their story. It was such a great end to the story and I loved learning about Kye’s background. 

What Catherine Cowles series should I read now while we wait for the next Starlight Grove installment? 

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #CatherineCowles #SparrowFalls #SuspenseRomance Reading | Romance | Series | Colson Family | Interconnected Standalone | Podcast
In episode 209, we’re celebrating the 8th annivers In episode 209, we’re celebrating the 8th anniversary of Another Book on the Shelf! We can’t believe we’ve been making this podcast for eight whole years now. What is time? 

We’ve adventured together a few times since the last hangout: we did @torontowots , which was a blast as always, and we went to the @xmadmx photography exhibit (and no, Jette hasn’t recovered yet; life changed!).

Our next episode is our annual spooky season pick (as if we’re not spooky all year round). We’ll be chatting about Never Whistle At Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology.

Still shaking our heads and thinking about how we’ve grown the podcast and our little community here ☺️Have you been with us for all 8 years? Let us know your fave episodes below!

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #Anniversary #EightYears #Podcast Hangout | Canadian Podcasters | Book Podcast | Reading | Writing
The Vancouver Storm series is so good. Hayden and The Vancouver Storm series is so good. Hayden and Darcy are the perfect example of Friends-to-Lovers. 

The way I wanted to slap Kit, like, dude… pay attention. I know how Darcy felt and I’m so glad she now has a down-bad man who is obsessed with her ☺️ and more importantly, that she found herself and was able to express herself exactly as she wanted 💜

Can’t wait to read book 4 when actually in Vancouver!

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #VancouverStorm #StephanieArcher Hockey Romance | Romance Reads | Canadian Authors | Vancouver | Library Love
I have read all of @rachelharrisonsghost’s books, I have read all of @rachelharrisonsghost’s books, and this was definitely the most fun. I found myself smiling and giggling as I walked around the city. Each new day was shocking and surprising and kept me on my toes. Somehow, Rachel is able to always come up with fresh takes on horror tropes and stories. Love it so much!

If you haven’t ventured into RH territory yet, this is a great place to start (and The Return - my fave).

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #RachelHarrison #KissSlayReplay #HorrorReads Wedding | Groundhog’s Day | Horror | Spooky SZN | Reading | Horror Reads | Scary Books | Audiobooks | Listening Is Reading
This week is all about slowly catching up on life This week is all about slowly catching up on life - or that’s the hope, intention, and plea to the universe 😆

- Do all the laundry 🧺
- Clean all the things 🧼
- Finish Never Whistle At Night 📚
- Knit my second fingerless mitt and start a new cowl 🧶
- Put away the air conditioners (even though it’s 30 degrees in here) 🥶🥵
- Pack my art bag 🎨

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #HopesandVibes #DearUniverse #Cleaning #Reading Intentions | Plans | Cleaning | Prep | Art | Reading | Catching Up On Life
Little October library haul 🍂 Side note: I just r Little October library haul 🍂

Side note: I just realized this photo is nearly identical to the one from a couple posts ago, but I didn't have time to take another so we're going to call it an ✨️aesthetic✨️

#TorontoPublicLibrary #AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #TPL #LibraryLove #SpookySeason | October Reading | Horror Books 

Carl's Doomsday Scenario finally came in so I can continue on my Dungeon Crawler Carl journey.

I can't resist a Stephen Graham Jones novel. Especially in October. Especially when he's playing with the slasher genre. And it's only the first in a trilogy, so there's more to come when I finish it.

And since we're reading Never Whistle At Night for our spooky October episode, I'm hoping to at least read a few from the second collection, Back for Blood, before we record. (Also giving slasher vibes with that title. I know what I like!)
I finally had time to read the last book in the Wi I finally had time to read the last book in the Windy City Series, Rewind It Back. Rio was one of my favourite recurring characters throughout the series and I loved getting to see his love story play out. He and Hallie had the sweetest relationship, and while I don't always love flashbacks in second chance romance, I loved seeing how their love grew since they were kids.

My only complaint was that Rio never finds out that Hallie has been drinking almond milk in her lattes this whole time just so he can have a sip! I can only hope it comes up at some point if they make a guest appearance in Liz Tomforde's next series, which she sets up at the end of this one. 

Going to be counting down the days until Cardinal Rule is released on March 2 next year! In the meantime, time to reread In Her Own League? 

#SportsRomance #AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #RomanceGenre #BookPodcaster #BooksAndCoffee
Finally showing off my little haul from Word on th Finally showing off my little haul from Word on the Street @torontowots featuring my @torontolibrary tote, personalized wooden bookmark from @peaceandcotton, and a few books from @bookhugpress and @coachhousebooks 📚

Writing the Neighbourhood was a generous gift from @bookhugpress, a collection of ten essays by local writers about the neighborhoods in Toronto that they know amd love.

And I couldn't resist picking up this poetry collection, Re: Wild Her by Shannon Webb-Campbell, while I was at the @bookhugpress booth!

And finally, another essay collection called Women, Walking, this one from @coachhousebooks, all about walking. This one mixes essays with comics and other styles and I can't wait to dive in! 

I might have to snag a copy of Rebecca Solnit's Wanderlust: A History of Walking to make up a little syllabus for myself on the subject.
I want to be Hazel so badly! An inclusive yoga stu I want to be Hazel so badly! An inclusive yoga studio in Vancouver? Literally my goal 🤭😝. Won’t say no to the hockey boyfriend either (although it would have to be a coach at this point in my life 😆) 

I am loving the Vancouver Storm series so much. @stephaniearcherauthor creates deep characters with complex backgrounds but they have fun and laugh, too. So good. 

#AnotherBookOnTheShelfPodcast #VancouverStorm #RomanceReads #TheFakeOut Stephanie Archer | Vancouver | Hockey Romance | Interconnected Series | PNW | West Coast | Hockey | Reading | The Fake Out
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