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The Firm - Lynne Streeter Childress
John Grisham was the superstar writer of the 90s, a Southern gentleman with a heart of gold and a law degree to fight for justice. But how do his books read, 30 years later? And how well are they translated to screen? Lynne Streeter Childress and I discus
Macbeth - Lillah Lawson and Lauren Emily Whalen
THE SCOTTISH PLAY is finally making its appearance on FBOL! Possibly the most well-known story of ambition and hubris, Shakespeare's classic MacBeth is an ultimately update-able, dynamic structure for tales of selfishness and defeat. Lillah and Lauren tal
But Have You Read The Book? - Kristen Lopez
We're dwelling on the art of adaptation for another week, as we discuss the nuance of taking a novel hit or otherwise to the silver screen with Kristen Lopez, film editor at The Wrap and creator + host of the classic film podcast Ticklish Business!You c
Renfield - Chris McKay
This week, we sit down with award-winning director Chris McKay to discuss his movie RENFIELD, starring Nicholas Hoult, Nic Cage, and Awkwafina/Nora Lum.RENFIELD is the story of Dracula's familiar, Robert Montague Renfield, who is finally ready to sever ti
Season 5 Begins May 3rd!
Our fifth season of Fuckbois of Literature begins on May 3rd!As always, truncated episodes will be available publicly with ads, while longer, ad-free episodes are available for as little as $1 a month on our Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/fuckboisoflitPa
29: Howl's Moving Castle - David from Thank You Five
David from the Thank You Five Podcast (https://twitter.com/thankyoufivepod) is here to bless us with their sonorous voice to talk about one of the most ultimate fuckbois of literature: Howl Pendragon. Check out the Welsh frying pan song here: https://t.co
28: Maniac Magee - Derik of Ratchet Book Club
Derik of Ratchet Book Club is here, at my request, to discuss a Middle Grad chapter book for which everyone I know has fond memories. But looking back 27 years later? You really need to think twice before you recommend this to kids. Especially little whit
27: Forever - Lauren Emily Whalen
My beloved Lauren Emily Whalen is back to discuss one of the greatest YA novels of all time: Jude Blume's FOREVER. Ralph aside, this is groundbreaking novel that continues to uphold some of the greatest tenets of writing for teens: treat them with respect
26: The Long Goodbye - Libby Cudmore
This episode is what happens when you put two mystery writers in a room* and ask them to talk about Raymond Chandler. Buy Libby's book! https://www.amazon.com/Big-Rewind-Novel-Libby-Cudmore/dp/0062403532/ref=sr_1_1?crid=30ZKYIALBAMZM&keywords=the+big+
25: 4:50 From Paddington - Taverlee Laskauskas
My wonderful, dear friend Tav (http://www.twitter.com/taverleejaye) is here to discuss another Agatha Christie stalwart: Miss Marple. One of the most essential whodunnits of its time, 4:50 FROM PADDINGTON has a cast of characters who are all, and I quote