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This is episode 101 and we are recording on October 10th.

I'm Jen Northington, and I'm here with Amanda Nelson, and we are coming to you from Book Riot.

What's up, Amanda?

Welcome back to our regularly scheduled programming.

I hope last week's episode wasn't too crazy for you guys.

I bet people liked it.

I hope so.

I'm just going to assume, yes. I mean, we didn't get any, like, hate mail. No, no, it's fine. About small press and literature and translation. Who would, who can hate on that? Come on. Come on. No, but it's true. We are actually answering your questions today, but before we do that, what are you reading, Amanda? I am reading Shades of

Milk and Honey by Mary Robin at Kell, and this is in preparation for a bonus episode that we're

doing in December, it's not bonus, but whatever, an episode we're doing in December all about

readalikes for Jane Austen. And so I've heard about this book over and over, and I'm really

enjoying it. I'm listening to it on audio. And it's basically pride and prejudice, meet sense and sensibility with light magic. So it's like

very regency. It's about two sisters, one of whom is very sensible, one of whom is very emotional

and kind of irritating. They have various romantic adventures and there's like a twist where the women, and I think

some of the dudes so far, but mostly the female characters have the ability to do what they

call glamour, which is kind of like really complicated or not, depending on their talent

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