Reading The End

In their first ever Patreon-enabled bonus episode, the Jennys recap the greatest spy movie of all time, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

The Jennys shriek about Aragorn, discuss which books from their TBR piles they'll get into this summer, and talk about Naima Coster's debut novel Halsey Street.

The Jennys resume rereading Lord of the Rings, catch up on the books they anticipated for spring, chat about the summer books they're looking forward to, and reviewed (kinda) Hiromi Kawakami's The Nakano Thrift Shop.

Gin Jenny and Special Guest Star Alexis talk about the do's and don'ts of book clubs and book swaps, then review Aminatta Forna's latest book Happiness.

The Jennys launch their Lord of the Rings reread, chat how fictional morality differs from real-life morality, and conclude their annual Hatening with Catherine Banner's The House at the Edge of Night.

The Jennys celebrate what they insist on calling their diamond jubilee with a new Patreon, not one game BUT TWO, and an enthusiastic-even-for-them recap of Alfred Lansing's classic book Endurance.

The Jennys sit down with Alanna Okun to chat about her new book, The Curse of the Boyfriend Sweater. Expect plenty of craft talk plus some insight into what it's like to lead a college a cappella group in real life.

The Jennys host Andrew Santella to talk about his new book Soon: An Overdue History of Procrastination, from Leonardo and Darwin to You and Me.

The Jennys chat about the media they meant to consume in 2017 (but didn't) and commence the third annual Hatening with Jenn Ashworth's A Kind of Intimacy.

The Jennys give a polar explorer update or two, chat about the spring releases they're most looking forward to, and review Mohsin Hamid's latest novel, Exit West.

The Jennys consider their year in podcast reading, their year in general reading, and make bookish resolutions for 2018.

In the last podcast of 2017, the Jennys chat about what they like to read when the weather gets cold, then review Melina Marchetta's mystery novel, Tell the Truth Shame the Devil.

The Jennys recommend gifts for you to get all your loved ones, plus some specific books for people's specific loved ones. Happy holidays!

The Jennys welcome Kay from Not Now I'm Reading to talk about all the fanfiction in the world. Questions are answered. Ships are explored. And we all read rageprufrock's "Limited Release.

The Jennys return to talk about friendships in fiction and what makes them good, then review Laia Jufresa's translated novel about grief and community, Umami.

The Jennys run down some books from their childhood they believe deserve a wider audience, then go deep on Richard Adams's classic Watership Down. Things get emotional.

The second round of Serial Box Book Club is here! The Jennys discuss the pilot episode of Geek Actually, fall books they're looking forward to, and Ashley Shelby's South Pole Station.

The Jennys welcome Robert Repino to talk about the deep sea, Star Trek, and his dystopian world of talking animals.

The Jennys close out the first installment of the Serial Box Book Club, discuss their love (or hate) of various supernatural beasties, and review Victory Lavalle's contemporary horror novel The Changeling.

The Jennys are joined by Fangirl Happy Hour's Renay to chat about what we do when we fall in love with an author and review John Scalzi's debut novel, Old Man's War.