Hosted by Alexandra and Emily · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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Join us, Emily and Alexandra, for a podcast all about books! Emily is an author, editor, and freelance publishing assistant for independent authors. She is an expert of the writing industry. Alexandra got her degree in English Literature and Classical Studies, who loves to share her perspective on literary analysis. We bring differing perspectives to books, reading, and the role of author and audiences. Also, we laugh a lot and have a lot of fun here!
Alexandra and Emily hosts The Novel Tea Podcast, a arts show with 32 episodes published.
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra line up all the book publishing controversies like a bunch of bowling pins and knock them down. Maybe too much information about the inner workings of the publishing world, but we hop
In this episode, Alexandra dumps all her unpleasant observations about the popular novel of the ‘90’s AT HOME IN MITFORD. This novel often captured the hearts of its readers for representing a sort of fantasy, small town
Let's take a look at our year in reading and how our real life intersects with this hobby. Best, Worst, Disappointments, and Honorable Mentions! Also, what do our plans look like for next year?Order East of the Moon: htt
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra take a look at several books that use androids and AI as important characters and plot devices. In a world where now AI is all too real, how do we treat these types of characters? Wha
In this video, Emily and Alexandra discuss the message of The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro and connect the inter-war setting in England with Hannah Arendt's famous work The Origins of Totalitarianism. (A discussi
In this video, Emily and Alexandra analyze the trend of cozy books in a variety of genres. We pull from previous eras of books, what they did well, what these genres should keep an eye out, and share our experiences read
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra talk about recent non-fiction books that they’ve read and how they each relate to feminism. Buckle up for another great round up episode!FIND US ONLINE:novelteapodcastinfo@gmail.comSp
Today on the podcast, a classic, but a good one: Why reading is always political and how those politics affect women readers. FIND US ONLINE: novelteapodcastinfo@gmail.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7CS7MOxj2
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra analyze the way in which our interpretations and analysis also play a role in developing propaganda. We borrow from our background of growing up in conservative church communities, an
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra share about a couple of books they’ve read recently and both re-examine their relationship with DNFing – Emily does it more, and Alexandra does it less. Both end up reading a Western,
In this episode, Emily and I continue the conversation around ACOTAR with our perspective on tropes, plagiarism, retellings, fan-fiction, and the like. We have seen some discourse online really confusing the problems of
Warning: In this episode, we discuss issues like sexual assault. Please listen with caution. In this episode, Emily and Alexandra analyze A Court of Thorns and Roses in order to discuss the issues around consent portraye
Welcome back for Season Three! In this episode, we discuss the state of publish: traditional, rapid, self and even AI publishing. We discuss the value of art, the material market around books, the secondary market of goo
It’s the end of the year! We wrap up the year with a few favorites, a few rants about our worst reads of the year, and a review of our goals. FIND US ONLINE: novelteapodcastinfo@gmail.com Google Podcasts: https://podcast
This month, we take on the mystery genre. It's had some major changes in the past few years, new breakout hits and talent on the scene. How has the genre changed? What has changed in the realm of publishing? And, what ar
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra explore their divergent opinions on the classic, and original horror story: Frankenstein! Emily shares her perspective on the writing, its success as a horror novel, and her perspecti
We’ve been a little too positive lately, making lots of book recommendations and telling you about books we love…. so today, we are talking about books we love to hate! Content Warning: We discuss topics that are not sui
This week we dive into controversial behavior from the romance-reader community -- both new and old! Normally, we think about what authors owe readers, and what readers owe the book, but today we talk about what readers
We are back with another Rapid Fire episode. This, time we have a bunch of recommendations for you, separated by genre. FIND US ONLINE: novelteapodcastinfo@gmail.com Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0
In this episode, Emily and Alexandra answer some bookish questions. We’d love to know your thoughts as well so answer in the comments! FIND US ONLINE: novelteapodcastinfo@gmail.com Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.googl
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