Girls Who Cried Woolf

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10 episodes

1 week ago

Call Her Daddy for the girls that read Sylvia Plath

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Call Her Daddy for the girls that read Sylvia Plath

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Episodes (10/10)

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 10: Writing Routines and Creative Rituals

The girls discuss the writing routines and creative rituals of famous authors, as well as giving their own writing tips and advice

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1 week ago

52 minutes 20 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 9: Place Names and Meanings

In this episode, Laura and Summer discuss how places were named, and why these meanings are still important despite changing over time.

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2 weeks ago

38 minutes 56 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 8: Jane Austen's "Persuasion" and the Art of the Final Novel

The girls discuss the rise of the novel, Jane Austen's impact on the genre, and the concept of a 'final' work.

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3 weeks ago

45 minutes 54 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 7: Tennessee Williams and Plastic Theatre

Laura and Summer discuss plastic theatre and the genius of Tennessee Williams in regards to "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Glass Menagerie".

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1 month ago

51 minutes 28 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 6: Idioms Over Time

This episode, Laura and Summer discuss the history behind idioms, and trace the evolution of sayings and language to our present day.

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1 month ago

57 minutes 23 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 5: Tragic Heroines in Early Modern Theatre

In this episode, the girls explore the characters of Ophelia, Lady Macbeth, Lavinia, Annabella, and the Duchess, all prominent women from Early Modern Theatre, and question why they are still so important to literature today.

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1 month ago

1 hour 4 minutes 10 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 4: Booktok and the Rise of AntiIntellectualism

The girls have a very chatty episode this week discussing anti-intellectualism and the rise of booktok, why AI is detrimental to literature, and how this all links to the rise of fascism

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1 month ago

1 hour 26 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 3: The Monstrous Feminine, Female Gothic, and "Carrie"

This week, Laura and Summer host a Halloween episode, discussing the terrifying subject of female bodies. Get ready to be spooked and learn about the Monstrous Feminine, Female Gothic, and "Carrie".

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2 months ago

1 hour 3 minutes 9 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 2: Short Stories

The girls discuss the origin of the short story and how it has evolved over time. Special focus on two of our favs - "The Yellow Wallpaper" and "The Tell-Tale Heart"

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2 months ago

1 hour 30 seconds

Girls Who Cried Woolf

Episode 1: Get to Know Us

In their first episode, the girls discuss their 5 favourite books (amongst other things)

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2 months ago

1 hour 8 seconds