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Feeling stuck in a reading slump? We’ve all been there. In this episode on The Bookish Hour Fab and Jor unpack the emotional toll that comes with these frustrating phases and offer practical strategies to reignite that bookish spark.
Craving some spooky book recommendations? We’ve got you covered with eerie tales from Keri Lake and Karina Halle, not to mention a deep dive into a gothic novella, "The Bright of the Haunted Manor." Plus, we touch on the drama and excitement of promoting dark romance books and even indulge in a playful comparison involving a necromancer and Danny Phantom.
Whether you’re battling a reading slump, juggling creative endeavors, or just in the mood for some hauntingly good stories, this episode promises literary excitement and heartfelt conversations.
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Get ready to expand your bookish horizons!
We've got a major announcement: The Bookish Hour is staying with weekly episodes, but twice a month episodes will be filled with exclusive interviews and conversations with some of the most interesting personalities in the literary world. From beloved authors and their behind-the-scenes assistants to passionate bookstagrammers and publishing insiders, our new interview segments promise to be a treasure trove of insights and stories. In this episode, I, your host, will be flying solo to share all the exciting details about our upcoming guest lineup and how you can be part of shaping our content.
You won't want to miss who we've got in store! Also, if there's anyone specific you’d love for me to interview, send your suggestions our way via email or Instagram—links are in the show notes. Your input is key to making The Bookish Hour a captivating experience every time. Happy reading and looking forward to sharing more bookish conversations with you!
Cover Art by: Fabienne and Jordan
Contact email: [email protected]
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Fabienne: @oxonheart
Jordan: @sipsoffiction
Join us on this episode of The Bookish Hour, where we share the exhilarating and slightly nerve-wracking experiences of life lately.
Autumn is here, and with it comes a delightful new book haul! Get cozy as we unpack titles like "The Bake Shop at Pumpkin and Spice," promising a heartwarming blend of magical realism and romantic comedy. We also dive into the spine-chilling narrative of "Episode Thirteen" which cleverly mimics a podcast format with ghost hunters and psychological thrills. We share our thoughts on lighter reads like "My Roommate is a Vampire" and Donna Tartt's profound writing, especially "The Secret History." The touching "The Opposite of Loneliness" by Marina Keegan.
If you're in the mood for a thrilling yet heartening read, you're in for a treat with our detailed discussions and candid bookish banter.
Cover Art by: Fabienne and Jordan
Contact email: [email protected]
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We kick off another episode on The Bookish Hour with Jor and Fab's humorous recounting of our recent life adventures, from dealing with typos in our apartment listing to the exhilarating high of attending Taylor Swift's final European leg concert.
We delve into this controversial topic, examining the ethical implications and how it affects readers of dark romance. We also scrutinize the misuse of trigger warnings as mere marketing gimmicks. If you're new to dark romance, we've got you covered with responsible reading tips and recommendations to make your journey into the genre a smooth one.
Searching for your next dark read? We've compiled a treasure trove of book recommendations from the realms of dark romance and dark fantasy. We share our favorite books and why they stand out. From trigger warnings that matter to books perfect for newcomers, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to expand their reading horizons with some thrilling and darkly captivating stories.
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Contact email: [email protected]
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Juggling Cats, Cowboy Books, and Nostalgia (this tag line is a little too fitting)
BOOKCLUB TIME!!
Bookclub Pick: Heartless by Elsie Silver
Join us for another episode on The Bookish Hour, where we cozy up with our feline friends and dive into a passionate conversation about the book "Heartless." We can't contain our excitement for Daddy Cade and his unforgettable moments, particularly his party exploits. With a dash of humor, we wrap up this segment by reflecting on the immense joy "Heartless" brought into our lives and our persistent recommendations on social media.
Note: Since we are still in our cowboy era and with Elsie new book release Wild Eyes, we thought we would bring back an oldie (but goodie) from our Smutty days. This episode was previously release in The Smutty Book Podcast last summer but we love this books so much (and life got a little too crazy for us to record this week) we brought it back. We hope you enjoy this one (again).
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BOOKCLUB TIME!!
The main focus of this episode on The Bookish Hour is Elsie Silver's, Off to the Races where we discuss the second half and the book as a whole. From dissecting character dynamics and the significance of clear backstories to debating the necessity of epilogues in romance novels, we've got it all covered.
We discuss our curiosity about future books in the series, particularly Steve’s redemption arc and Violet’s story, while praising Elsie’s excellent writing and character development.
Whether you're a fan of audiobooks or traditional reading, this segment promises thoughtful literary analysis mixed with genuine excitement for what's to come. Tune in for a blend of humor, anticipation, and bookish delight!
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Contact email: [email protected]
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BOOKCLUB TIME!!
Join us on this quirky and humor-filled "The Bookish Hour" as Jor and Fab walk you through some hilarious personal anecdotes and playful banter.
Shifting gears, we dive into our newfound love for "Off to the Races" by Elsie Silver. We discuss the first half of the book and don't forget to stop at chapter 17 (don't read it though) the book's engaging characters and witty banter make for an enjoyable read. Our discussion highlights the magic of finding a book that truly pulls you in and keeps you enthralled.
From vivid book settings that evoke the scenic beauty of Yellowstone to the hilarity of our varied character visualizations (imagine Vaughn as a mix of Sawyer and Jack from Lost, or even a bald, buff Vin Diesel LOL), our conversation is filled with laughter and genuine connection. We also explore intriguing character backstories and future books, celebrating powerful moments and the witty dialogue that makes us laugh out loud.
Tune in as we wrap up with thoughts on Violet’s mystery, Billyie's fierce moments, and speculate on potential slow-burn romances — all while enjoying the delightful banter that makes this episode a joy to listen to.
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Contact email: [email protected]
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This week on The Bookish Hour, the heart of the episode is our in-depth discussion about Colleen Hoover's "It Ends With Us" and its movie adaptation starring Blake Lively. We express our excitement and trepidation over the film, especially given the mixed reviews and the sensitive subject matter at its core.
Join us as we tackle the complex issue of how domestic abuse is portrayed in literature and whether CoHo's narrative romanticizes the topic?
We scrutinize the promotional approach of the movie and its potential implications, emphasizing the need for sensitivity and care. Our conversation further explores how CoHo's personal experiences shape her storytelling and the nuanced reactions from readers and fans. We also touch on the casting choices and the fan reactions to them, unpacking what this means for the book's legacy and its transition to the big screen.
This episode promises a thoughtful and thorough examination of a beloved yet controversial work.
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Contact email: [email protected]
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What if planning the perfect London getaway for a Taylor Swift concert could be as fun as attending the event? We dive headfirst into the thrill of organizing a trip to London for an unforgettable concert at Wembley Stadium. From balancing the perfect Airbnb location between Hammersmith, Kensington, and Wembley to booking flights and tackling jet lag, we cover every detail. The segment highlights the social dynamics and shared excitement of experiencing a Taylor Swift concert with friends, making every moment of planning just as enjoyable as the event itself.
Finally, the literary world takes center stage with the buzz around RuNyx's soon to be release last book in the Dark Verse series. We share plans for a buddy reread of previous books and a special podcast episode filled with our predictions.
Our conversation also touches on the anticipation of "House of the Dragon" Season Three, diving into character arcs, fan theories, and cinematic symbolism. Plus, we chat about our current reads, including "Bones" by Kale Spare and "Off to the Races" by Elsie Silver, rounding out an episode rich with excitement, speculation, and plenty of bookish joy.
Cover Art by: Fabienne and Jordan
Contact email: [email protected]
Intro/Outro music: Season Two: Ramaramaray by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound Season One: Sweet Psycho via TikTok’s Offical Sound Studio on Capcut
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Fabienne: @oxonheart
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Ever wondered how a simple cowboy hat could spur a conversation about hair routines and book releases? Join us as we unravel the humorous and heartfelt moments of daily life.
Love cowboy romance novels?
You'll want to hear our playful discussion on this whimsical genre. We recommend and review titles like Elsie Silver's "Heartless" and Paisley Hope's "Holding the Reins," while also delving into various subgenres like dark romances and age-gap stories. Whether it's the single dad tropes, simple book covers, or the corny yet charming storylines, we break down what makes these stories resonate. It’s a delightful mix of bookish banter and genuine reflections you won't want to miss.
Cover Art by: Fabienne and Jordan
Contact email: [email protected]
Intro/Outro music: Season Two: Ramaramaray by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound Season One: Sweet Psycho via TikTok’s Offical Sound Studio on Capcut
Follow Us:
Podcast: @thebookishhourpod
Fabienne: @oxonheart
Jordan: @sipsoffiction
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