Ep 305 - Fan Fiction Counts as Real Books with Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos

Reading Glasses

Maximum Fun

Leisure, How To, Book, Books, Hobbies, Advice, Reading, Education, Author, Arts, Book Tech, Library, Audiobook, Writer

4.9 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2023

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Brea and Mallory discuss fan fiction with the help of Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos, and solve a reader problem about getting rid of bookmarks.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Reading Glasses, a show about book culture and literary life designed
0:14.5	to help you read better.
0:15.7	I'm author and book devourer Mallory O'Mara.
0:17.9	And I'm Bria Grant, filmmaker and e-reader.
0:20.3	This episode, we're finally talking about fan fiction, y'all, have clamored for it.
0:25.6	We are giving it to you.
0:27.7	We are also getting into fan fiction and talking with Ariel Jovalonis, and a friend of the
0:32.8	show, Sarah Cune.
0:34.6	And we solve a bookmark problem.
0:36.1	We're here for the hard-hitting journalism y'all.
0:38.8	We have it all.
0:40.1	We have it all.
0:41.1	What are you reading?
0:42.1	I am reading a book to fulfill one of the reading glasses, glasses, glasses challenge boxes.
0:49.1	I am reading Gallant by V.E. Schwab, and it has an illustrator, got pictures, you know,
0:54.7	I like that, by Manuel Sumbarak.
0:58.1	This came out last year, and it won the Goodreads Choice Award for the best young adult
1:02.4	fantasy and science fiction.
1:04.1	What it takes off is it has a main protagonist with a disability.
1:09.5	It is about this young woman, and she's out of school for girls.
1:13.2	Oh, wow, everyone's ears just perked up.
1:16.3	But she leaves.
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