You're listening to all the backlist, a weekly show about books that are not new.

I'm your host, Patricia Elsie Tuttle, Miss Backlist if you're nasty.

This is episode 112, and today I'm going to talk about a couple great titles that I'm super excited about.

Today's All the Backlist is sponsored by every boy I ever kissed by Nellwyn Lampert.

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Hi everyone, I am so excited to be back sharing more great back-list books with you.

It's kind of wild because I get to pick any backlist books and so I want to pick every backlist book and so it's really hard to narrow it down to two every other week, but you know I'm doing my best. So I thought for this week my theme would be

God's behaving badly. Actually I do think that was a title of a book that I'm not

going to talk about that maybe came out in the early

2000s I don't know I'm gonna have to look it up I'll put it in the show notes but yeah I realized like I read a lot of books about gods and recurrences of gods and gods of imaginary cultures and they're always

behaving badly to put it lightly.

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