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We're two friends talking about the books that raised us, the authors that changed us, the characters that made us, and everything in between! (Formerly 'Meet Me At the Bookstore')
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The One Where We Share Our Summer Reads
We are thankful to be in autumn and happy to leave some of that European summer heat behind us. But before we enter the best season of the year, we had to share our catch up on summer reading. This is a classic …
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We are thankful to be in autumn and happy to leave some of that European summer heat behind us. But before we enter the best season of the year, we had to share our catch up on summer reading. This is a classic throwback episode where not only discuss the books that we read, but we’ll share what we loved and what we didn't! There was definitely no reading slump this summer on the Hot Girls Read Podcast. Tune in to discover more books to add to your TBR or to see if we have the same thoughts about this year’s reads!
Books Mentioned:
The Adventures of Amina Al Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty
Paris à la Nage - Guide des piscines parisiennes by Colombe Schneck
The Rainfall Market by You Yeong Gwang
Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hood
Salt: A World History by Mark Kurlansky
Blood Over Bright Haven by ML Wang
Half City by Kate Golden
Polo Fever by Kathereine Reilly
Down to Earth by Julia Turshen
Intimacy by Hanif Kureishi
Darkbirch Academy by Krista Graves
Because I Killed Him by Edith Birde
Fervor by Meg Smitherman
Double Standard by Mallory Thomas
The Jasad Crown by Sara Hashem
If Books Could Kill by Kate Eberle
Vacation Self by Alexandra Romanoff
Heart the Lover by Lily King
Never Lasting by Angela Bourassa
The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson
Heart of Thieves by Jessica S. Olson
Daggermouth by HM Wolfe
Tropesick by Lauren Okie
Don't Let Him In by Lisa Jewell
When Sparks Fly by Monica Murphy
Evenings and Weekends by Oisin Mckenna
The One Where Julia Talks About ‘Paris Untapped’
We’re turning the spotlight on Julia and learning more about her new print magazine! Also changing careers (from finance to a variety of creative pursuits), she describes her move from NYC to Paris and …
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We’re turning the spotlight on Julia and learning more about her new print magazine! Also changing careers (from finance to a variety of creative pursuits), she describes her move from NYC to Paris and rediscovering her creative passions. Julia’s journey spans from writing poetry daily to becoming a magazine editor during her masters program and now building a creative business from the ground up. We focus on her latest news: the launch of Paris Untapped! Julia shares about growing on Substack, immersing herself in Parisian culture, and working with local artists to build this debut magazine.
Paris Untapped is accessible for English speakers and readers all over the world who are interested in Parisian arts, culture, and gastronomy.The One Where We Re-read UGLIES
S7E4: Some books age better than others…is UGLIES by Scott Westerfeld one of them?With the dystopian genre picking back up in popularity (perhaps due to global politics), we spend this episode with a re-read of …
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S7E4: Some books age better than others…is UGLIES by Scott Westerfeld one of them?
With the dystopian genre picking back up in popularity (perhaps due to global politics), we spend this episode with a re-read of Scott Westerfeld’s UGLIES. It’s crazy to think that this book came out almost twenty years ago, and let’s just say that reading it again at 30 was quite the mixed bag experience!
Our deep dive discussion leaves no stone unturned. We delve into the nuances of the UGLIES world, the characters, the plot, our favourite lines, and the immense amount of hoverboarding – and by the end of our chat, you could say we had a new-found appreciation for this middle-school classic.
In a time where the pressure to be ‘pretty’ is more demanding than ever, the message at the core of UGLIES hits home no matter your age.
The One Where Ayesha Talks About Literary Agenting
S7E3: With the spotlight on Ayesha in this episode, we finally get to hear the inside scoop of what literary agenting is like! From advice on changing careers (pivoting from consulting to publishing) and how to …
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S7E3: With the spotlight on Ayesha in this episode, we finally get to hear the inside scoop of what literary agenting is like! From advice on changing careers (pivoting from consulting to publishing) and how to become an agent, to answering the question of ‘what exactly do book agents do?’ and giving us a behind the scenes look into the London Book Fair, Ayesha spills some secrets of the world behind the books we read. Importantly, we also get into some of Ayesha’s submission tips – if you have always wondered how it all works, or are an aspiring author or agent, this episode is a must listen!
The One Where We Talk About Bridgerton: season 4 vs. the book
S7E2: Calling all fans (or haters – we don’t discriminate!) of the Bridgerton-verse! We are diving into the latest season of Netflix’s most popular rompy regency romance, and comparing it to the book it’s based …
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S7E2: Calling all fans (or haters – we don’t discriminate!) of the Bridgerton-verse! We are diving into the latest season of Netflix’s most popular rompy regency romance, and comparing it to the book it’s based off of, ‘An Offer from a Gentleman’, by Julia Quinn. Since watching (our favorite) season 2 together, with the recent release of season 4, we thought it would be even more fun to read the source material and discuss both book and show!
We start the episode with our thoughts on season 4 – what we liked, didn’t like, and how it stacked relative to previous seasons. Then, we get into the book, noting all the ways it was similar, different, and dare we say, better than the series. If you love a good show vs. book breakdown or simply adore the Bridgerton series, this is an episode you can’t miss!
The One Where We Talk About Our 2026 Goals
S7E1:And just like that, we have done 6 seasons of the Hot Girls Read podcast! Welcome to our first episode of season 7: the one where we share our 2026 goals.We recorded this episode a couple of days after the …
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S7E1:And just like that, we have done 6 seasons of the Hot Girls Read podcast! Welcome to our first episode of season 7: the one where we share our 2026 goals.
We recorded this episode a couple of days after the start of the lunar near year, and perhaps it’s the action-focused energy of the zodiac (year of the fire horse!) that inspired us to dedicate an episode to our literary hopes and dreams for the year.
From chatting about astrology and Saturn Returns to what the year might hold for us as readers and podcasters, this episode heralds the start of a new year, a new season, and hopefully, lots of brilliant happenings in 2026!
The One Where We Talk About Living in a 'Literary Golden Age'
The big question: are we living in a literary golden age or a post-literate society ??? On this week’s episode we’re doing something a little different to our usual bookish chats, and we’re breaking down a …
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The big question: are we living in a literary golden age or a post-literate society ???
On this week’s episode we’re doing something a little different to our usual bookish chats, and we’re breaking down a couple of intriguing Substack essays on the combined subject of literature and society. Our primary references include ‘Ignore the pessimists – we are living through a literary golden age’ by Henry Oliver versus ‘The dawn of the post-literate society’ by James Marriott. From the simultaneous (oddly, and apparently) global decrease and increase in reading to the role of screens in the downfall of reading comprehension, we wade through the facts, the arguments, and our own experiences to come to a conclusion about the current state of the literary world. But, we’re also interested to hear what you guys think – tune in and join the debate!
The One Where We Talk About Second Pocket First ft. Gregory Grosvenor
S6 E6: Join us in conversation with Gregory Grosvenor, writer, author, teacher and fellow only child. We talk about Greg’s early inspirations in writing, from growing up in Germany, supportive parents, and an …
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S6 E6: Join us in conversation with Gregory Grosvenor, writer, author, teacher and fellow only child. We talk about Greg’s early inspirations in writing, from growing up in Germany, supportive parents, and an early conviction to write. We then delve into a myriad of topics including Greg’s experience as a creative writing teacher, his past as an alcoholic, and of course, his debut novel, Second Pocket First, full of quirky characters, bucolic Vermont scenery, great outfits, and some good old fashioned burglary.
To learn more about Greg Grosvenor and to purchase Second Pocket First, you can check out his website, and follow him on Instagram.The One Where We Talk About Pitch Craft ft. Laura Goode
In this episode we talk to Laura Goode, author, essayist, poet, screen writer, and educator, about her latest book, Pitch Craft. Pitch Craft is all about the art of presenting yourself as a person and a writer …
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In this episode we talk to Laura Goode, author, essayist, poet, screen writer, and educator, about her latest book, Pitch Craft. Pitch Craft is all about the art of presenting yourself as a person and a writer, but our conversation doesn’t just end there. From talking about the quirks and perks of being an only child to the magic of female friendship, this is a conversation that explores the hidden side of writing – the part which is less about the writing itself than it is about connecting with yourself and the people around you.
To learn more about Laura Goode and to purchase Pitch Craft, you can check out her website, and follow her on Instagram.The One Where We Talk About Autumn Reading Recommendations
S6E4: While the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping lower, being indoors is looking a lot more cozy. In other words, it's the perfect season to get back to reading! Not only is autumn THE …
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S6E4: While the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping lower, being indoors is looking a lot more cozy. In other words, it's the perfect season to get back to reading! Not only is autumn THE season for reading, but there are so many sub-genres that perfectly compliment the moody weather and spooky atmosphere of fall. Tune in to hear our recommendations for witchy and gothic reads, to cozy, dark academia, and just plain dark. We also spend some time reviewing lists compiled by reading platforms (GoodReads and Fable) on suggested autumnal reads. As ever, happy reading from the Hot Girls Read podcast.
Titles Mentioned
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna
The Secret History by Donna Tart
Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree,
Discworld series by Terry Pratchett
The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery
The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston
The Hexologists by Josiah Bancroft
The Wisteria society for Lady Scoundrels by India Holton
Weird Woods: Tales from the Haunted Woods of Britain (A British Library short story collection)
Anything by Shirley Jackson (Haunting of Hill House, We Have always lived in the Castle)
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo
Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio
Bunny by Mona Awad
Temptation of Magic by Megan Scott
Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery
Natasha Preston books
A Study in Drowning by Ava Reid
The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
Weyward by Emilia Hart
The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman
The Green Witch: Your Complete Guide to the Natural Magic of Herbs, Flowers, Essential Oils, and More by Arin Murphy
Slewfoot by Alexis Henderson
Psychic Witch by Mat Auryn
Dracula by Bram Stoker
The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkein
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving
The Complete Stories and Poems by Edgar Allan Poe
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The One Where We Catch Up
S6E3: Settle in for a cozy and long overdue catch up with us! Life has been busy lately and it’s time for the two of us to debrief the start of the fall season, the back-to-school rush, and all the changes that …
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S6E3: Settle in for a cozy and long overdue catch up with us! Life has been busy lately and it’s time for the two of us to debrief the start of the fall season, the back-to-school rush, and all the changes that have come with it. From moving countries, starting new jobs, solo trips, and all the little things, we had a lot to chat about. And of course, being us, somehow everything relates back to books and bookish things. What can we say – being a booklover (read, Literary It Girl) is a lifestyle!
The One Where We Talk About Romance Bookstores ft. Jamie Fortin
S6E2: If you love books, like really love books, you’ve probably dreamed of opening your own bookstore – we definitely have! Well, in this episode we’re getting ALL THE TEA on running a bookstore from Jamie …
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S6E2: If you love books, like really love books, you’ve probably dreamed of opening your own bookstore – we definitely have! Well, in this episode we’re getting ALL THE TEA on running a bookstore from Jamie Fortin, owner of Friends to Lovers, a romance bookstore in Alexandria, VA. From building a community to overcoming challenges (like a fire that almost shut her down before day 1!) and having fun with it all, Jamie has created a thriving business that proves that independent bookstores are here to stay. If you want to know what it takes to open a bookstore, or any business for that matter, this is an episode you must listen to. As Jamie says, if she can do it, you can too!
The One Where We Talk About Fetishized ft. Kaila Yu
S6E1: Season 6 of the Hot Girls Read podcast has officially begun! We are opening the season by chatting with Kailu Yu: author, travel writer, and former pop star. Kaila’s recently released book, Fetishized, is …
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S6E1: Season 6 of the Hot Girls Read podcast has officially begun! We are opening the season by chatting with Kailu Yu: author, travel writer, and former pop star. Kaila’s recently released book, Fetishized, is a collection of essays that explore Kaila’s first hand experience of the fetishization of Asian women in the US during the early ‘00s. Not only do we cover everything from ABGs, import modelling, the fetishization of robots, and the current reality of racism towards Asians in the United States, but we also talk about Kaila’s journey from model and pop star to writer. This one is a conversation that touches on a little bit of everything!
Short Stories: AI & Urban Fantasy ft. Liz Shipton
Tune in for our interview with software engineer and author, Liz Shipton. With her upcoming release Dot Slash Magic, we cover a multitude of topics: the consequences of AI and its effect on the publishing …
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Tune in for our interview with software engineer and author, Liz Shipton. With her upcoming release Dot Slash Magic, we cover a multitude of topics: the consequences of AI and its effect on the publishing industry, Liz’s writing inspiration, her journey as an author and viral presence on Booktok, and much more! We end with a debate about the enemies to lovers trope: is it simply a marketing ploy or is it really a key hingepoint of a plot? Listen and find out!
Short Stories: Hot Girl Summer Reads
Temperatures are rising on the Hot Girls Read podcast! It’s the middle of summer making it the perfect time to serve up some hot girl summer reading recommendations. Whether you’re on a beachside holiday or …
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Temperatures are rising on the Hot Girls Read podcast! It’s the middle of summer making it the perfect time to serve up some hot girl summer reading recommendations. Whether you’re on a beachside holiday or trying to stay cool at home, this is a must-listen episode showcasing a variety of reads to keep you company during the heat. Organized by fiction, non-fiction, and fantasy, tune in for everything from steamy scenes and unhinged characters to short, sweltering stories.
Reading List:
Beach Read by Emily Henry
Big Fan by Alexandra Romanoff
Done and Dusted by Lyla Sage
The Most Famous Girl in the World by Iman Hariri-Kia
The Dating Plan by Sara Desai
Praise by Sara Cate
Stories for Summer and Days by the Pool - British Library Women Writers
Games at Twilight by Anita Desai
Crime and Punishment by Dostyvesky
Weekend Wodehouse by P.G Wodehouse
By the River, Essays From the Waters Edge
Women Hollering Creek by Sandra Cisneros
Tell Me I’m Not on Fire by Nicolette Daskalakis
Brandy Sour by Constantina Soteriou
Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton
Attached by Amir Levine and Rachel S. F. Heller
Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski
King Kong Theory by Virginie Despentes
The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
Neon Gods by Katee Robert
Heirs of the Cursed by L.C. Emerson and Denna Selen
Short Stories: Sci-Fi/Fantasy ft. Mina Brower
We have another exciting author interview, this time with debut sci-fi/fantasy writer Mina Brower! Mina is an author, mother, and lawyer, and not only do we talk about the inspiration behind her book, A God of …
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We have another exciting author interview, this time with debut sci-fi/fantasy writer Mina Brower! Mina is an author, mother, and lawyer, and not only do we talk about the inspiration behind her book, A God of Moonlight and Stardust, but we also find out how Mina got started as a writer and balances her creative practices with being a partner at her law firm and a new mother. At the end of the conversation, Mina gives us a teaser for her next book, An Heir of Darkness and Ruin, coming out July 30!
TW: Grief, loss, abuse, miscarriage
You can find Mina at @minabrowerauthor on Instagram and minabrowerbooks.com.Short Stories: Some Bookish Updates (Part II)
This week’s short story is a bit of a longer story that we have broken down into a couple of parts for you guys! In Part I, we talk about our journey starting the very famous creativity course, The Artist’s Way …
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This week’s short story is a bit of a longer story that we have broken down into a couple of parts for you guys! In Part I, we talk about our journey starting the very famous creativity course, The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. We discuss where we are in the course, how we’re faring, what we’re liking, what we’re struggling with, and more! If you have ever thought about starting The Artist’s Way, are currently working through it, or have heard about it but aren’t sure what it’s all about, you won’t want to miss this conversation! In Part II, we chat about some fun bookish events we’ve recently attended, the highlight being the Capital Crime literary festival in London.
Short Stories: The Artist's Way (Part I)
This week’s short story is a bit of a longer story that we have broken down into a couple of parts for you guys! In Part I, we talk about our journey starting the very famous creativity course, The Artist’s Way …
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This week’s short story is a bit of a longer story that we have broken down into a couple of parts for you guys! In Part I, we talk about our journey starting the very famous creativity course, The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. We discuss where we are in the course, how we’re faring, what we’re liking, what we’re struggling with, and more! If you have ever thought about starting The Artist’s Way, are currently working through it, or have heard about it but aren’t sure what it’s all about, you won’t want to miss this conversation! In Part II, we chat about some fun bookish events we’ve recently attended, the highlight being the Capital Crime literary festival in London.
Short Stories: Is Romantasy Dead?
Is romantasy dead? That’s the question we try to answer on our latest Short Stories episode. Ayesha gets the ball rolling by giving her thoughts on recent romantasy read, QuickSilver, and what booktok’s take is …
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Is romantasy dead? That’s the question we try to answer on our latest Short Stories episode. Ayesha gets the ball rolling by giving her thoughts on recent romantasy read, QuickSilver, and what booktok’s take is on Silver Elite. This leads us to question what exactly romantasy means these days and why all of the sudden it seems like newly published romantasy books are giving us…well, nothing. No plot, only vibes (if even that). After airing our many grievances with the genre, we try to end with recommending some romantasy books we do actually enjoy!
Short Stories: Poetry ft. Aimee Donnell
Let’s welcome our featured guest poet Aimee Donnell! Originally from Northern Ireland, Aimee is a York-based poet who recently released her debut poetry collection We Are All Creatures of Struggle. We chat with …
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Let’s welcome our featured guest poet Aimee Donnell! Originally from Northern Ireland, Aimee is a York-based poet who recently released her debut poetry collection We Are All Creatures of Struggle. We chat with Aimee about her inspirations, her journey as a writer, her writing process, and more! At the end of the episode, Aimee leaves us with a beautiful reading of one of her favorite poems in the collection and some sneak peeks into her upcoming works!
Follow Aimee on Instagram @awriternamed_aimee and check out her book on Amazon or Waterstones.
Short Stories: Comic Books ft. Nehemiah Russell
For this latest episode, we spend time interviewing guest author Nehemiah Russell! Local to the DMV (or DC area for you non-locals), Nehemiah is the author and illustrator of Codename, a manga style comic book …
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For this latest episode, we spend time interviewing guest author Nehemiah Russell! Local to the DMV (or DC area for you non-locals), Nehemiah is the author and illustrator of Codename, a manga style comic book set in a dystopian world where a teenager’s future is determined by their assigned codename.
We talk to Nehemiah about his journey as an artist and writer, his storyboarding process, the importance of identity, and much more! We left our conversation feeling inspired not only by the story behind Codename but also by Nehemiah’s own path as an artist. If you’re seeking validation to take a leap of faith, whether it’s a career change or starting a new passion project, this is certainly an episode to listen to.
Follow Nehemiah on Instagram @nehemiahr and find his website here: https://nrussellweb.wordpress.com/
Short Stories: Book-ed and Busy
Our latest short stories episode is a pot-pourri of bookish updates in our lives, from attending bookstore launches and book club meetings to a live book haul and reading anecdotes. We’ve been lost in the …
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Our latest short stories episode is a pot-pourri of bookish updates in our lives, from attending bookstore launches and book club meetings to a live book haul and reading anecdotes. We’ve been lost in the bookish sauce recently and we wanted to share with you!
Short Stories: Saudi Arabia and Novel Writing Ft. Miles Spencer
In this episode of Short Stories we are joined by special guest Miles Spencer, adventurer, tech investor, and co-author of ‘A Line in the Sand.’ We talk with Miles about the inspirations behind his story, the …
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In this episode of Short Stories we are joined by special guest Miles Spencer, adventurer, tech investor, and co-author of ‘A Line in the Sand.’ We talk with Miles about the inspirations behind his story, the underlying message he hopes to share, the writing process, and best of all, his escapades across the Middle East! Having grown up in Saudi Arabia, we particularly enjoyed talking to Miles about his adventures in the Kingdom, and hearing his perspective on certain issues that hit close to home.
Find out more about Miles at milesspencer.com and check out ‘A Line in the Sand’ on Amazon!
Short Stories: Get To Know Us!
In this Short Stories episode, we are delving into the behind-the-scenes of our podcast journey! We discuss the birth of our podcast idea, managing everything from editing to marketing, and balancing it with …
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In this Short Stories episode, we are delving into the behind-the-scenes of our podcast journey! We discuss the birth of our podcast idea, managing everything from editing to marketing, and balancing it with our personal and professional lives. To end, we reflect on the podcast’s challenges, growth, and our hopes for future episodes.
00:54 Full Moon Reflections and Tarot Readings
04:42 Podcast Journey and Friendship
08:35 Starting the Podcast: The Origin Story
11:18 Podcast Growth and Future Plans
22:23 Podcast Goals
Short Stories: Celebrity Book Clubs & Oklahoma SB593
From “It Girl” celebrity book clubs to sneaky senators and questionable government bills, this episode of Short Stories is all about who gets to influence the books that we read. With the new wave of celebrity …
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From “It Girl” celebrity book clubs to sneaky senators and questionable government bills, this episode of Short Stories is all about who gets to influence the books that we read. With the new wave of celebrity book clubs popping up, it looks like reading itself, and particularly the types of books we read, is becoming a status symbol. On the other hand, representatives in Oklahoma are trying to clamp down on the distribution and even creation of romance books (of the spicy variety). Why is everyone so obsessed with what we are reading? The message we leave you with: reading is political!
Short Stories: Poetry and Healing Ft. Poet Caitlin Kent-Halliday
For our third short stories episode, we have something a little different (and super exciting) to share with you guys: our first guest interview with poet Caitlin Kent-Halliday! We talk with Caitlin about her …
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For our third short stories episode, we have something a little different (and super exciting) to share with you guys: our first guest interview with poet Caitlin Kent-Halliday! We talk with Caitlin about her writing process, inspirations, our favourite poems in her collection, and much more. We hope you enjoy this heartfelt conversation with Caitlin about her debut poetry collection 'Peace of Mind' as much as we did.
To find out more about Caitlin and her poetry, you can visit her website at www.caitlinkenthalliday.com.
Short Stories: Onyx Storm Aftermath & Neil Gaiman
In this episode of Short Stories, we continue the conversation around "Onyx Storm" as we discuss the controversial social media discourse surrounding it. In the second half of the episode we talk about the …
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In this episode of Short Stories, we continue the conversation around "Onyx Storm" as we discuss the controversial social media discourse surrounding it. In the second half of the episode we talk about the drama surrounding author Neil Gaiman’s sexual misconduct allegations which leads to further questions about other problematic authors.
Short Stories: TikTok Ban & Onyx Storm
Welcome to Short Stories with the Hot Girls Read Podcast! In addition to our regular seasons that include longer episodes, we are coming to you hot with some shorter segments that will cover bookish news and …
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Welcome to Short Stories with the Hot Girls Read Podcast! In addition to our regular seasons that include longer episodes, we are coming to you hot with some shorter segments that will cover bookish news and recent updates.
In our first episode of Short Stories, we talk about the US Tiktok ban, how booktok dealt with it, and the highly anticipated fantasy read, “Onyx Storm.”
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Part II of our 2024 Wrapped starts off exactly where we left off in Part I and we get straight into our top Non-fiction reads of the year. We continue on to our most memorable books across the categories of …
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Part II of our 2024 Wrapped starts off exactly where we left off in Part I and we get straight into our top Non-fiction reads of the year. We continue on to our most memorable books across the categories of Poetry, Overhyped Booktok Books, Unexpected Top Read, Cozy Read, Spicy Read, and last but not least, or top read of 2024!
After all the fun of delving into the books that have accompanied us throughout 2024, we end the episode talking about our reading plans for the end of the year and what 2025 has in store for the Hot Girls Read podcast.
As always, we loved creating this episode for you guys and we look forward to many more in the New Year!
2024 Wrapped: Part I
After our short and sweet season 5, we’ve decided to end the year with one last episode: our 2024 wrapped! We had ambitious goals for this episode, namely sharing our top books of the year across 12 different …
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After our short and sweet season 5, we’ve decided to end the year with one last episode: our 2024 wrapped! We had ambitious goals for this episode, namely sharing our top books of the year across 12 different categories and ending with our top read of the year. So in typical fashion, we went on for so long that we had to break the episode into two parts.
In Part I of our 2024 Wrapped, we start out by dissecting our reading habits and trends over the past year, which seemed to differ quite a bit! This became even more clear as we got into our top books for each category, starting with Adult Fantasy and covering YA/MG Fantasy, Fiction, Romance, and Mystery.
Catch the rest of our top 2024 reads and some updates about the Hot Girls Read podcast in Part II!
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