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Hosted by Margaret and Katie Roarty · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 40 episodes
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Welcome to Women are Reading, the book club podcast hosted by sisters Margaret and Katie. Join them every week as they discuss the books they're reading together and apart, featuring a wide range of genres from gothic horror and romance to fantasy and literary fiction.📚 join the book club! https://fable.co/club/women-are-reading-with-ktroar-494353655426socialsinstagram: @womenare_readingpod
Margaret and Katie Roarty hosts Women are Reading: a book club podcast, a arts show with 40 episodes published.
In this episode, we are joined by a very special guest, author Lucy Ash, whose latest novel, The Model Patient, was just released in April. Ash's first two novels, The Dance of the Dolls and The Sleeping Beauties, were i
Amal El-Mohtar, co-author of This Is How You Lose the Time War, knows exactly what it means to love a sister, and she explores that relationship beautifully in The River Has Roots, her solo debut novella. The River Has R
On March 14th, 2026, Hachette Book Group pulled the forthcoming horror novel "Shy Girl" from its lineup after the New York Times approached the publisher with what it claimed was evidence that the book was written by AI.
It’s the late-1990s in the small town of Nevada, Iowa, when Jeremy, a worker at Video Hut, gets pulled into a strange and unnerving mystery after one of his customers tells him there’s something weird on one of the video
In this episode, we welcome author and podcast host, Laura Buchwald, onto the show to talk about her latest novel, "The Book of Reservations." The novel, published this past November, is the second installment of the Gho
In this episode, Margaret and Katie are joined by scientist and author Gigi Berardi, whose latest historical novel, Bianca's Cure, was just published. The book, set in 16th century Italy, fictionalizes a search for the c
Following the sudden and unexpected death of her father, Janeway Sharp, an undergrad at the University of Central Florida, retreats from the expectations of her real life and finds comfort and purpose in an unlikely gang
Take a trip back in time to 1844, to the wild and mysterious moors of Yorkshire, England, where Emily, Anne, and Charlotte Brontë begin writing Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall — classic work
Step inside the elite and intoxicating world of Greek life in the Midwest with Heather Colley's debut novel, The Gilded Butterfly Effect. In this episode, Colley talks about her inspiration for the book, the meaning behi
Welcome back, bookish friends! Today, author Alyson Richman joins us to talk about her latest historical novel, The Missing Pages. This interview is spoiler-free, so you can feel safe listening to it, even if you haven't
If you're a fan of family trauma, mommy AND daddy issues, sisterly love, demons in your attic, or cute neighbor boy who wear gold chains, join us as we discuss the ending of Rachel Harrison's new horror novel, Play Nice.
Join us as we discuss the first half of Play Nice by Rachel Harrison.
In this episode, we discuss our final thoughts on the horror novel, Experimental Film by Gemma Files.
If you're a fan of locked door mysteries, fairytales and folklore, the Spiritualist Movement of the 19th Century, or Canadian film history, you've come to the right place! Join us as we discuss the first half of the nove
In this episode, join us while we finish up our thoughts on How to Survive Camping by Bonnie Quinn. The story is a favorite of Katie's, who first read it when it was originally published on the r/nosleep subreddit years
Welcome bookish friends! After a much needed vacation, we are finally BACK with all-new episode to discuss our final thoughts on the trippy, heartfelt historical novel The Expert of Subtle Revisions by Kirsten Menger-And
Okay, we admit it. We have absolutely no idea what's going on in this genre-bending, time-traveling, historical debut novel from Kirsten Menger-Anderson, The Expert of Subtle Revisions. But you know what? We're so ready
We were lucky enough to sit down and chat with author Anna Barrington recently about her debut novel, The Spectacle, which was published on July 8. In the novel, Anna brings us into the dizzying and intoxicating underbel
Listener discretion is advised: This episode contains major spoilers. In this episode, we discuss the ending of We Were Liars, both the book and the television adaptation. Was our theory about the ending right? And how d
Viewer discretion is advised: This episode contains major spoilers. Ten years after its initial publication, 'We Were Liars,' the divisive YA thriller by author E. Lockhart, has finally reached our screens with an 8-epis
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