Take a Closer Book

Take a Closer Book

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Take a Closer Book episodes

  • Interview with J. Kiakas
    To cap off season 2, here is an interview with the talent J. Kiakas, author of the Prism Knights.
    Intro - 0:00
    Interview Start - 0:54
    Season 3 Sneak Peak - 16:11
    Special Announcement - 16:42
    Pekari - The Azure Fish - 17:36
    Prism Knights on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/WindyWallflower
    J. Kiakas' website: http://jkiakas.com/
    Website: https://gueneverelee.com/
    20 min
  • Prism Knights - Velvet
    In Prism Knights #6, we meet the Great Sir Philippa Esquire, Queen of a derelict kingdom and widow. As she struggles to leave the ghost of her love behind, she must travel away from her home and find new meaning in her life.
    Intro - 0:00
    Summary - 1:08
    Analysis - 7:37
    Outo/A look at my newest novel Pekari - The Azure Fish - 10:38
    Website: https://gueneverelee.com/
    15 min
  • Prism Knights - Sapphire
    In #5 of the Prism Knights series, young knight named Ivy Keaton searches for meaning in her life. Wanting to leave killing behind and save lives instead. She searches for the Cursed Royal, said to be guarded by a dragon. But things are not what they appear...
    Intro/Listener Feedback - 0:00
    Summary - 2:33
    Analysis - 12:58
    Foreshadowing/Connections - 15:46
    Outro/Upcoming Conventions - 17:19
    22 min
  • Prism Knights - Coquelicot
    Volume one of the Prism Knights introduces us to Fern. When Fern climbs into a tower rumoured to be guarded by a witch, she ends up finding the Lost Princess Cordelia. Their meeting will mean the death of thousands.
    1:57 - Summary
    11:24 - Analysis
    15:45 - Foreshadowing/Connections
    16:34 - In Conclusion (Wrap-up)
    21 min
  • Prism Knights - Introduction
    A brief introduction to season 2 of the podcast, where we will be looking at the fantasy series, Prism Knights. Be sure to grab your copy of Coquelicot and read it before the next episode!
    Learn about J. Kiakas here: http://jkiakas.com
    Buy a copy here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/WindyWallflower
    7 min
  • Buttercup's Baby
    What happened after the escape from Humperdinck's castle? Did they even manage to get away with all their lives? Find out in the sequel to The Princess Bride!
    4:55 Summary
    18:00 Analysis
    21:26 Wrap-up
    21:58 Special Announcement!
    35 min
  • The Honeymoon
    Take a Closer Book at the final chapter of The Princess Bride, The Honeymoon. After storming the castle, how will our heroes escape?
    0:00 - Intro/Feedback
    2:45 - Summary
    9:02 - Analysis/Opinion
    10:45 - Book V. Movie
    11:56 - Wrap-Up
    16 min
  • The Wedding
    The wedding is about to begin, giving Inigo and Fezzik less than a day to find the man in black, bring him back to life, and storm the castle. What could go wrong?
    0:00 - Intro/Listener Feedback
    1:55 - Summary
    9:35 - Analysis/Opinion
    11:23 - Foreshadowing/Book V. Movie (Spoilers)
    13:20 - Wrap-Up
    17 min
  • The Festivities
    As Buttercup slowly realizes the mistake she's made, Inigo and Fezzik make their reappearance in the story, and Westley is tortured by Count Rugen and Prince Humperdinck.
    0:00 - Intro/Listener Feedback
    0:48 - Summary
    18:21 - Analysis/Opinion
    22:01 - Foreshadowing
    23:12 - Book V. Movie
    24:50 - Wrap-up
    29 min
  • The Announcement
    Chapter five, where the man in black and the Sicilian Crowd fight each other to kidnap Princess Buttercup. Will she be murdered by outlaws? Held for ransom? Or rescued by Prince Humperdinck?
    Intro/Feedback (0:00)
    Summary(1:38)
    Analysis/Opinion (22:13)
    The Letter (25:02)
    Foreshadowing (31:34)
    Book V. Movie (31:53)
    Wrap-Up/Goodbye (33:23)
    Secret (37:06)
    38 min

About Take a Closer Book

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Take A Closer Book is a podcast that goes in-depth into books in a chapters by chapter analysis. I discuss my personal opinion, of the book/chapter, as well as symbolism, imagery, and prose. This is…