Amber recaps the first third of Odd Girl Out by Ann Bannon, where Laura is bewildered by trees, buildings, and her feelings toward her sorority sister, Beth. A Twilight-like love triangle emerges, but without the vampires and werewolves.

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Logo adapted from Artemis Smith's cover for This Bed We Made.

Amber recaps the first third of Odd Girl Out by Ann Bannon, where Laura is bewildered by trees, buildings, and her feelings toward her sorority sister, Beth. A Twilight-like love triangle emerges, but without the vampires and werewolves. Twitter: @33_Pulp Instagram: @33pulp Facebook: @33pulppage Web: 33pulp.com Logo adapted from Artemis Smith's cover for This Bed We Made.

Amber recaps the first third of Odd Girl Out by Ann Bannon, where Laura is bewildered by trees, buildings, and her feelings toward her sorority sister, Beth. A Twilight-like love triangle emerges, but without the vampires and werewolves.

Twitter:&nbsp;@33_Pulp

Instagram:&nbsp;@33pulp

Facebook:&nbsp;@33pulppage

Web:&nbsp;33pulp.com

Logo adapted from Artemis Smith's cover for&nbsp;This Bed We Made.

Odd Girl Out part 1: Legs (and their uses)

On 33% Pulp, hosts Linzi, Daniel, and a guest host each read a different third of a pulp novel, then recap it over three episodes — piecing together the plot and laughing at the prose. Join us for tales of teleportation, giant crabs, and super awkward descriptions of sex.

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