Reading Pop Classics

In this minisode before our upcoming episode on Remarkably Bright Creatures, we discuss speculative feminist canon masterpieces, how The Odyssey is drags at the end, why Mary Robison should be more widely read, how a novella gave us Brad Pitt, and whether anyone has ever seen a Tabitha King book in real life.

Some of the books discussed:

I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman

Legends of the Fall by Jim Harrison

The Woman Lit By Fireflies by Jim Harrison

Wherever You Go, There You Are: Mindfulness Meditation in Everyday Life by Jon Kabat-Zinn PhD

Why Did I Ever by Mary Robison

Days by Mary Robison

Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk

Kennedy and Rebecca cover Swedish banger turned English-language banger, A Man Called Ove.

We had a lot to say about this book so we broke this episode into two parts.

Kennedy and Rebecca get into Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow to see what all the fuss is about.

We read what The NY Times called "the best book of the 21st century." Turns out we agree.

Enjoy our To Be Read minisode as we get our lives together as best we can leading up to our next main episode covering Elena Ferrante's beloved masterpiece, My Brilliant Friend.

To Be Read minisodes cover non-podcast books we've recently read, books we're currently reading, and general news and updates.

Kennedy and Rebecca go back to the early 90s with Waiting to Exhale.

We read James by Percival Everett.

Rebecca and Kennedy cover the second half of Demon Copperhead.

Part one of Demon Copperhead. We cover chapters 1 - 34 in this episode.