I guess this is still episode three? Anyway, here’s part two of the historical fiction episode I recorded with JOY’s own Nicholas Kameniar Sandery! Nicholas is a contributor to The Informer and has his own YouTube channel CloudCuckooCountry where he discusses LGBTQ+ lit.

Despite some veering off track, we’re still (mostly) discussing Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg, because it’s just a damn good book!

If you wanna know what we’ll be chatting about before the episode comes out, check the Lit Show’s Goodreads page, where I announce the books we’ll be covering two weeks in advance!

The next episode will be out on the 16th of April.

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For the third episode, I will be joined by JOY’s own Nicholas Kameniar Sandery to discuss historical fiction! Nicholas is a contributor to The Informer and has his own YouTube channel CloudCuckooCountry where he discusses LGBTQ+ lit.

In this episode, we’ve chosen to discuss only one book: Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg, because we just had so much to say about it! Part two of our discussion will be out in two weeks on the 1st of April.

If you wanna know what we’ll be chatting about before the episode comes out, check the Lit Show’s Goodreads page, where I announce the books we’ll be covering two weeks in advance!

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Today I am joined by YA author Alison Evans to discuss contemporary young adult fiction! To find out more about Alison and their work you can visit here.

The books we’ll be covering are ‘Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me‘ by Mariko Tamaki and Rosemary Valero-O’Connell, and ‘Radio Silence‘ by Alice Oseman.

If you wanna know what we’ll be chatting about before the episode comes out, check the Lit Show’s Goodreads page, where I announce the books we’ll be covering two weeks in advance!

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For the first episode, I am joined by my friend Marcus to discuss science fiction, it’s evolution, and its queerness! To do this we’ve both picked a book each to discuss: ‘Frankenstein‘ by Mary Shelley and ‘To Be Taught, If Fortunate‘ by Becky Chambers… but be warned, spoilers inside.

If you haven’t read either of these but wish you’d known beforehand, check out the Lit Show’s Goodreads page, where I announce the books we’ll be covering at least a week in advance!

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