# Naomi Novik
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naomi novik (born April 30, 1973) is an American author of speculative fiction. Novik won both the Nebula Award for Best Novel and the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award in 2016 for her novel Uprooted. Her novel Spinning Silver won the American Library Association's Alex Award in 2019, the 2019 Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel, and the 2019 Audie Award for Fantasy.
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas Book Club
“‘I love you,' he whispered, and kissed my brow. 'Thorns and all.'.”
This season starts with one of the biggest titles in the Romantasy genre: A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. Christy warms to it but Carly remains cold.
What do women want? What do women need? C&C discuss what character…
Episode 358: Real Eye Roller
This week the Buddies discuss major and minor things that make us roll our eyes, a fantasy book, Renaissance Faire costumes, and behaviors in men that make us not trust them. Share with a friend!
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Nettle & Bone
Welcome to our first episode of the Starry Reads Podcast, on Nettle and Bone, T. Kingfisher's super-popular, 2023 Hugo-winning fantasy novel.
T. Kingfisher is an American writer, artist, illustrator and webcomic creator. A prolific writer of fiction for both adults and children (under her ac…
Shy Introverts, It’s Time to Stop Overthinking Everything
If you’re a shy introvert who overthinks everything, you probably know how easy it is to talk yourself out of doing the things you actually want to do. In this episode, we’re sharing the small, very real ways we’re trying to stop overthinking, get out of our comfort zones, and live our It’s Not Tha…
Talk Booky and the Fellowship of the Books: Episode Two
We are back - in more ways than one! Join us, Felicia and Aaron, as we return for the month of groups/teams/friends/companions/you get it. Luckily, the dry streak is mostly over, so you could say the power of friendship has overcome our reading slumps. In this episode, we cover some news about the …
#12 V.L. Bovalino: Nostalgic YA Fantasy, Worldbuilding, and the Art of Yearning
The Everygirl Book Club interviews best-selling author V.L. Bovalino about The Second Death of Locke and her new novel, The Thief and the Traitor Bride, which follows Nore Gordon, a spy forced onto a mission with her estranged husband. In “Read Receipts,” Bovalino shares her current reads, recent 5…
Episode 361: Brand Betrayals
This week the Buddies discuss brands that heartlessly betrayed them, frozen waffles, the same book for the third week in a row, being treated differently in relationships, and dealing with chafing. Share with a friend!
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Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik Book Club
“You were challenged beyond the bounds of what could be done, and found a path to make it true.”
In our conversation we talk about the boundaries women have to negotiate to take care of themselves and their families. Survival can look like selfishness and even fair bargains can be traps. In Novik’s…
Bossing Some TBRs + Streamlining Bookish Problems (S9E10)
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In this episode of Currently Reading, Kaytee and Meredith discuss some bookish conundrums and how they'd like them fixed, their current reads, a deep dive bossing some bookish friends' TBRs, a…
Once Upon A Podcast: Time Traveller’s Wife, Anne Hathaway and Taylor Jenkins Reid
Ella and Jake introduce STACK’s fairytale-themed episode, full of classic tales, retellings and modern fables, starting with a discussion of the Booker Prize shortlist and a particularly annoying clip of Mary Beard criticising the phrase ‘a love of reading’.
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