Little Sleep//Much Reading

Little Sleep//Much Reading

By Marissa Belmonte and Aliza PeltoArtsBooksFiction
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Little Sleep//Much Reading episodes

  • Episode Seventy-Two: Pocket-Sized

    This week the LSMR Ladies crack into some little books, some light reads, some pocket-sized pieces. Riss read "The House Guest" by Amparo Dávila while Liza dug into "And Then I Woke Up" by Malcolm Devlin.

    51 min
  • Episode Seventy-One: Catch Up
    Hello Friends and welcome to season five of the Little Sleep Much Reading Podcast. We are so sorry we were gone for so long, but we are so excited to be back talking books with all of you. This week is a summer catch up episode, where we tell you everything we've read since May...and of course we get a little off topic with things, and share some bookish opinions. We missed you so much!
    57 min
  • Episode Sixty-Nine: Niche Week
    Can you believe we recorded this entire episode and didn't make a single 69 joke?? Thats maturity.Anyways this week Liza and Riss read books with really just specific and weird plot lines.
    56 min
  • Episode Sixty-Eight: Poetry with Special Guest Lexi Anderson! Part One.
    The one, the only, Lexi Anderson is back guest hosting the LSMR Podcast with us! We are beyond excited to talk Poetry with one of our favorite Poetry Queens. If you don't remember Lexi from our Body Horror Episode aaaaalll the way back in Season One (Episode 8), you may recognize her name from when we thank her for making our fabulous music. That's right! She is the creator of the LSMR tune! As an extra special treat we split this episode into two parts! Part one features Lexi talking about herself, and poetry, and giving us a reading of some of her favorite Bukowski poems. The second part will be released Sunday to round out April as Poetry Month, and will feature Riss and Liza discussing their books, and a special reading from Lexi of her own work!So sit back, relax and enjoy some poetry. Also be sure to check out a piece Lexi wrote that has been published in Hobart.https://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/hand-on-thigh
    55 min
  • Episode Sixty-Seven: Shakespeare
    A bit of a shorter episode today, but we did something a little different today! Happy Birthday to the one, the only, William Shakespeare!!!! The Little Sleep Ladies celebrate this monumental birthday not be reading a classic by the literary giant, but by doing a Choose Your Own Adventure book of Hamlet!!! It was beyond fun, and we highly recommend it to any teacher for their class, any Shakespeare fan, or even any reader looking for something fun and different!
    46 min
  • Episode Sixty-Six: Teen Lit Week
    Hey Besties! April 13th is celebrate Teen Lit day so the LSMR Ladies picked up some wonderful YA reads!Liza went with the fantastic Suzanne Collin's Hunger Games Prequel "A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" while Riss picked up a book that recently had its TikTok moment, "Clown in a Cornfield" by Adam Cesare.
    52 min
  • Episode Sixty-Five: Dead Week
    Hey Sleepy Readers! Riss and Liza are proud to bring to you.....DEAD WEEK!!!! Here at the LSMR Podcast love dead things! Both of the gals read books having to do with, you guessed it, DEATH!While Riss read a (questionable) Sci-Fi/Fantasy book, Liza graced us with a nonfiction pick!
    53 min
  • Episode Sixty-Four: Women's Week
    We are celebrating wonderful Women's History Month, by bringing you this episode on one of the very last days of March! We know that almost every week is Women's Week here on the LSMR podcast, because we read so many amazing women authors, but it is always wonderful to slow down and take the time to recognize it. Riss shook things up with a nonfiction book, while Liza read something that enlightens a well-beloved classic. Thank you feminist press for sending Riss this book! Be sure to follow the movement @Ihadamiscarriage
    52 min

About Little Sleep//Much Reading

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Aliza and Marissa are two Creative Writing Grads from Pratt Institute who LOVE books! Pratt gave us years of experience discussing books and being able to really identify the things we like or don't…