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Reading the End Bookcast, Ep. 101 – Fictional Morality and the Hatening, Part 2

Are you excited for the Lord of the Rings reread to begin? Because I guarantee you that your excitement level does not approach our excitement levels to be starting this reread. That is not even the main point of this episode, but it’s going to be the main point of this introductory paragraph because I want to really convey the excitement that I feel about it. HAPPY WEDNESDAY.

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Ep 101

Here are the time signatures if you want to skip around!

1:46 – What we’re reading
5:13 – Where we’re traveling!
9:57 – Lord of the Rings readalong
23:51 – Fictional morality
36:13 – The House at the Edge of Night, Catherine Banner
47:23 – What we’re reading for next time

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Credits
Producer: Captain Hammer
Photo credit: The Illustrious Annalee
Theme song by: Jessie Barbour

Transcript is available under the jump!

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Reading the End Bookcast, Ep.48: Fictional Morality and The Sisters Brothers

After some technical difficulties and life events intervening in our recording schedule, the Jennys are back at last! We celebrate some bookish news, discuss fictional morality and how it differs from regular life morality, and review Patrick DeWitt’s book The Sisters Brothers. You can listen to the podcast in the embedded player below or download the file directly to take with you on the go. Episode 48 Books discussed in this podcast are listed, in order, below. Washington Post on the news of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s run on Black Panther Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life, William Finnegan You can no longer listen…

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