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Today’s episode of The Witching Hour is a wild adventure with a lot of hot takes, pills to swallow, and harsh opinions. Thyme hops on the mic and talks about Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult, leading to a discussion of bringing reality into fiction and where our boundaries lie.
Ever wanted to know more about the elusive and secretive world of publishing? Join us on this episode of The Witching Hour as Sarah conjures up world-shattering statistics and gobsmacking anecdotes about the industry we all know and sometimes love!
Warning: This episode contains strong language, hot takes, and pills that are a little hard to swallow.
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Sources for this episode:
https://wordsrated.com/the-big-five-publishers-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/book-publishing-companies-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/author-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/odds-of-getting-published-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/fantasy-book-sales-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/self-published-book-sales-statistics/
https://wordsrated.com/book-sales-statistics/
Calling all Swifties, haters, and neutral pallies! It's time to clock in for another episode of The Witching Hour, so grab your elixir of choice and get ready to get controversial. On today's episode, Thyme takes the lead in a discussion of the literary allusions (or should we say lacktherof?) of Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department. Careful, lil ghosts and ghoulies...you may just leave this episode on the other side of the Swiftie fence...
Grab your elixir of choice and get cozy. Today on The Witching Hour, we’re diving right in with some hot takes about book awards. Are they valid? Do they matter? J.J. gets to share about one of her favorite Greek myths, the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, followed by a review of Orpheus Girl by Brynne Rebele-Henry.
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