In the 25th episode of All in Good Storytime, we begin reading "We Are Okay" by Nina LaCour. In these chapters, we are introduced to the mysterious Marin who is spending her winter break at school in New York instead of

In the 24th episode of All in Good Storytime, we read the end of Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by J.D. Vance. In these chapters, J.D. Vance speeds through undergrad at Ohio State University,

In the 23rd episode of All in Good Storytime, we continue reading chapters 6-10 of "Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis" by J.D. Vance. In these chapters, J.D. Vance begins with his family life in

In the 22nd episode of All in Good Storytime, we begin reading "Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis" by J.D. Vance. Without a stable father figure and with a mother who struggled with substance ab

[SPOILERS] In the 21st episode of All in Good Storytime we finish reading "Oryx and Crake" by Margaret Atwood. We begin by expressing our disappointment that Oryx was not developed more as a character and was generally s

In this episode, we debate whether Jimmy is completely pathetic trash or trash that is worth our sympathy. We continue by hypothesizing whether this dystopian future is merely capitalism run amok. We contrast the differe

In the 19th episode of All in Good Storytime, we begin reading "Oryx and Crake", the 2003 speculative fiction novel by Margaret Atwood.

In these first six chapters, we are introduced to Snowman, aka Jimmy, who is the

In the 18th episode of All in Good Storytime, we finish reading Human Acts by Han Kang, as translated by Deborah Smith. These last three chapters centered on Seon-ju's time as a factory worker, how Dong-ho's mother carri

In the 17th episode of All in Good Storytime, we continue reading Human Acts by Han Kang as translated by Deborah Smith. We begin by discussing the influence of censorship on the survivors of the Gwangju uprising. We tal

In the 16th episode of All in Good Storytime, we begin reading Human Acts by Han Kang as translated by Deborah Smith. We begin by explaining the historical background of the Gwangju uprising. In these sections we are int