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Hosted by Claire Grant and Molly Young · arts · EN · 68 episodes
How hard could it be to write a romance novel? We’re going to find out. Follow along weekly as we attempt to write the books we want to read and chat about what’s inspiring us.
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Episode #30
Did you know about the word cunny? That’s just one of the amazing details in Ryan Murphy’s latest Monster series about Lizzie Borden. We dig into that this week, as well as Brett Goldstein’s All of You and Primetime. Finally, we discuss the new adaptation of The Love Hypothesis and we’re sorry to report that we liked it. You see how this looks, right?
Episode #29
You’ve caught us at a rare moment when Claire is neither waiting for her hot plate to heat nor giving in to the temptation to poke the water damage on her ceiling. Also at a special time in her life? Lizzy McAlpine (26). We discuss this and steak suppers, DTF St. Louis, Elspeth, and R.F. Kuang’s Katabasis. Finally, for our writing exercise, we went to a talk between multi-hyphenates David Duchovny and Gina Gershon and got a lesson in horniness from the crowd.
Episode #28
Claire fights through her fresh third-degree sunburn to explain the entire plot of Hulu’s Furious to Molly, who’s been busy in The Good Wife universe. Molly also details her experience watching the dystopian Anniversary, starring the Friday Night Lights guy. We also discuss the latest short story from 831 Stories, Vacation Self by Alexandra Romanoff. Spoiler alert: it’s a three-hander.
Episode #27
Salt air… the rust on your door… the pools are closing, and we’re indulging in end of summer melancholy. This attitude pervades the episode, from Claire’s account of her terrible horrible no good very bad weekend that actually sounds perfectly pleasant, to Molly’s dissection of Hal Ebbott’s bruising debut novel Among Friends, to our own writing exercise of the week: summer short stories. We also cover Tia William’s Seven Days in June, The Lost Boys, Don’t Say Good Luck, and a balloon technology you wouldn’t believe.
Episode #23
This week, Molly emerges from the warm embrace of Stars Hollow to give us the scoop on her first watch of Gilmore Girls. Trigger warning: Dean. Claire, meanwhile, has been living in a log cabin courtesy of the Little House on the Prairie reboot. Also this week, Claire recaps another thriller with a ChatGPT title, and makes the case for not DNFing a book (with a metaphor that is a JOKE by the way.) Finally, we give a long-awaited update on our books.
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