This month, for our TAKES episode, we're talking with returning guests Cat Trites and Bonnie Yuen about the trend of "Cozy Literature" in Taiwan. While the "cozy" trend has been building at least since 2020, the market for translated cozy literature in Taiwan has seen a recent uptick-- with English-language sections now populated with colorful displays of calm scenes, bookstores run by cats, and a library which can help you face your fears. We sit down and discuss what defines this genre, as well

Send us a text Everything old is new again! Join us and special guest Cat Baab (https://poecansaveyourlife.substack.com/) as we explore the quiet radicalism in the life and works of Susan Glaspell, starting with her classic short story, "Pollen." As always, we are: -Asking with all the love in our hearts that you leave us a review or tell a friend about the show <3 -Accepting friends @didntreadit on Instagram -Accepting nemesis applications at didntreaditpod@gmail.com -Thankf...

Have you ever wondered why we use words like “herculean” to describe something really hard or “narcissist” for someone overly self-focused? This episode is about the influence of ancient myths and ledges on the everyday English language.Follow The Cat’s Pyjamas on your favourite podcast app so you don’t miss an episode! Connect with me on Instagram and Facebook. Got a favourite word or phrase you’d like me to look into? Head over to my website and get in contact! Hosted on Acast. See

On this episode:Remember compact discs?No, it's not "CATS!" It's "The English Cat" Completely different!Hansel and Gretel: Now You Have NightmaresHow Faustus Got HIs Groove BackBoris n' BelaBig Top MephistophelesSiebel wears the pants in this showWAGNER?!! What are YOU doing here?Do YOU know the difference between a coffin and a casket? Casket - a junk drawer for people...and more! ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our

“To read—and announce oneself as having read—literature in translation is to be tasteful and intelligent, a latter-day cosmopolitan in an age of blighted provincialism.”— Federico Perelmuter, "Against High Brodernism" (Los Angeles Review of Books, 22 Feb. 2025)In his discursive review of László Krasznahorkai’s Herscht 07769 (New Directions, 2024), critic Federico Perelmuter identifies a strain of literary discourse he dubs “High Brodernism” — the tendency of contemporary American critics to heap

We’re joined by Gregg Hurwitz for a fun chat all about his new book Nemesis, his favorite Orphan X commandment, how writing is like an illness, and the two things you can never do in your novel. Plus – Dave is shocked by what his doctor does in the examination room, Laura is getting knocked … Continue reading Why You Can’t Kill A Cat With Gregg Hurwitz

I'm Steph from ⁠@Stephanieshouseofbooks⁠ and today I'm talking to Fox Footy and Fox Cricket commentator, avid bookworm and historical fiction devotee Sarah Jones.Sarah shares her tips for fitting reading in during a busy day, how she considers reading her meditation, and her ultimate red flags when it comes to choosing a new book.Plus Sarah shares her favourite tips for developing a love of literature in kids, beyond 'the cat on the mat' readers from school.++Is there a cool person

Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/68404 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Mirrors and Ashes Author: Cat Bowser Narrator: Terra Hicks Format: mp3 Length: 11 hrs and 2 mins Release date: 02-19-25 Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 1 rating Genres: Literature & Fiction Publisher's Summary: Mirror Mirror on the Wall—because of you, a kingdom falls. A Princess for the people, that was Ember’s title. She is well known for being deeply involved with all people, using trust, honesty

Today, we chat with bestselling author Kathryn Hughes about cats' influence on history and her new book, Catland. Did you know that cats have been a part of our lives for thousands of years? Their roles have changed, and they have some pretty famous fans. Cats have influenced fashion trends, art and literature. We talk about everything cats, from Mark Twain to "cat burglars."This is an interesting and difFURent episode for sure!EPISODE NOTES: Catland!