Catch up with The Grim Readers this week as they chat about their love of Paul Rudd, in particular his character Dave Paris in "Romeo and Juliet." Did anyone else know that his name was Dave Paris? Not to judge, but Dave doesn't seem like a very Shakespearean name. We also talk about reading, the pressure we can put ourselves under to read, and the times when we get into a bit of a rut with reading. Our books this week are "Never Suck A Dead Man's Hand: Curious Adventures of CSI" by Dana Kollmann, and "Cow Girl" by Kirsty Eyre. 

Welcome back! This week we have become a UK drag race review podcast! Chloe and Nikki talk about their love of Bimini Bon Boulash, and how much more fun the UK drag race is. We have our first podcast update, as Rebecca chats about "The Thursday Murder Club" and we try to pick out who to cast for the upcoming Spielberg movie. Our books this week are "The Illustrated Child" by Polly Crosby, "Starling Days" by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, and "Girl A" BY Abigail Dean. 

Join the Grim Readers this week as they actually talk about a podcast that isn't My Favorite Murder, we do listen to other podcasts!  Chloe provides us with a special reading of a story from Radish, should she download this app to provide us with more entertainment over the next few weeks? Our books this week are "Rachel's Holiday" by Marian Keyes, "Every Note Played" by Lisa Genova, and "Doctor Sleep" by Stephen King. 

In this week's episode, join The Grim Readers as they decide which Mean Girls character they are. Is Nikki really Regina? Rebecca talks about buying new books, while Nikki gushes about her new air fryer. Of course, books are discussed too! This week, we decided to pick some light-hearted books......we know they are long overdue! Our books this week are "The Shelf" by Helly Acton, and "The Thursday Murder Club" by Richard Osman. 

Join The Grim Readers this week as they talk all about a previous trip to Paris, long before Covid. Nikki and Chloe reveal their only character flaws, the mighty mission to get to a French vegan Patisserie, and everyone's enemy chub rub. Our books this week, when we finally get to them, are "Fever Dream" by Samanta Schweblin, "A Moth To A Flame" by Stig Dagerman, and "As You Were" by Elaine Feeney. 

Join the Grim Readers this week as they talk all about more random topics before getting stuck into their books. We chat about Biden's inauguration, our lack of talent at introducing the podcast and ourselves, and of course Bernie Sanders. A small trigger warning as Rebecca gets a little heated about Josepha Madigan and her recent horrific comments. Our books this week are "Leave The World Behind" by Rumaan Alam, "Beach Read" by Emily Henry, and "Darkly Dreaming Dexter" by Jeff Lindsay. 

On this week's episode, The Grim Readers chat all about podcast reviews we've gotten from our family members, the actor James Spader, and our love of Florence Pugh. All completely random topics, but we do get very sidetracked when we're chatting. Our books this week are "Promising Young Women" by Irish author, Caroline O'Donoghue, "Big Little Lies" by Liane Moriarty, and "The Vegetarian" by Han Kang. 

Catch with the Grim Readers this week as they delve into being millennials! Truly showing off their ages they discuss their childhood love of Westlife and Six, the discussion of grey hairs and wrinkles was edited out. Rebecca issues a public apology for her audio, and talks about the joys of editing. The books this week are "Revolutionary Ride" by Lois Pryce, and "Where The Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens. 

Join the Grim Readers this week as they discuss what has been going on in the world this week. From providing you with a public service announcement to talking about entering another lockdown, the Grim Readers are here to provide weekly entertainment before getting started on their books. Our books this week are "The Long Walk" by Richard Bachman, a.k.a. Stephen King, "Rodham" by Curtis Sittenfeld, and "There's No Such Thing As An Easy Job" by Kikuko Tsumura. 

Join the Grim Readers for this week's episode as they chat about award winning movies, "Joker" and "Little Women," horoscopes, and their love of true crime. Listen to find out how one of the three has broken the golden rule of their podcast and is then slagged mercilessly for the rest of the episode. The books covered this week are "Such a Fun Age" by Kiley Reid,  "Someone to Love You in All Your Damaged Glory" by the creator of Bojack Horseman, Raphael Bob - Waksberg, and "Exciting Times" by Naoise Dolan.