In episode 204, Gen and Jette freak out over mushrooms and T. Kingfisher’s What Moves the Dead, book 1 in the Sworn Soldier series. Please send Jette all recos for anything fungi-related- books, cute things, forests to run to. Show Notes We both meant to read “The Fall of the …
Episode 184 is our last episode of spooky season (although it’s always spooky season in our hearts), and we’re reading Somebody Is Walking On Your Grave by Mariana Enriquez. Show Notes You may remember that we did another episode featuring Mariana Enriquez. In Episode 137, we talked about her short …
In Episode 182, we’re kicking off spooky season with the cozy witchy vampire slaying vibes in Auralee Wallace’s The Late-Night Witches! Show Notes This is like a cozy version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer set in PEI with sea witches. Obviously we loved it. Auralee Wallace is also the author …
In Episode 158, we’re talking about our official spooky season book pick: We Mostly Come Out at Night. This short story collection, edited by Rob Costello, features queer retellings and re-imaginings of classic monster stories and tropes. It was super fun and we had a great time reading it. Show …
In Episode 132, Gen and Jette tackle a horror novel with The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay. It had a moment that shocked both of us and definitely gave us lots to talk about. Show Notes We’re officially in our fifth season of the podcast! …
In our latest instalment of Page to Screen, Gen and Jette talk about The Silence of the Lambs. We had a great time talking about the classic film and the novel by Thomas Harris to kick off spooky season. It’s easy to see why Hannibal Lecter has captivated people! We’re …
It’s almost Halloween! Which means episode 106 is dedicated to all things spooky ā specifically Something Is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV, Werther Dell’Edera, and Miquel Muerto. And we’re welcoming guest and friend of the pod, Mike Storey, to talk all things horror and graphic novels. Show Notes …
Vampires, like anything else, go in and out of fashion. Iām happy to report that they appear to be coming back in. On our television screens we have Vampire Academy, Interview with the Vampire, and First Kill, and weāre starting to see a resurgence in books as well.Ā Iāve always …
We have endured a long and awful summer to get to the best season of all ā spooky season. The weather has finally started to cool down and the creepy coffee mugs are in full rotation. I donāt know what it is about 2022 but I want more witches and …
