Madeline and Laura discuss Blake Bulter's deeply personal biography Molly. They discuss Butler's captivating and intimate writing, and break down the controversy over the ethics of publishing Molly's story. Content warnings: This episode contains discussion of suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and emotional abuse.
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Madeline and Laura discuss Blake Bulter's deeply personal biography Molly. They discuss Butler's captivating and intimate writing, and break down the controversy over the ethics of publishing Molly's story. Content warnings: This episode contains discussion of suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and emotional abuse.
Madeline and Laura discuss Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll in this thought-provoking episode of our book discussion podcast. Dive into a lively conversation about the ethics of consuming true crime content, the complex layers of gender politics presented in the novel, and why, despite high expectations, neither of us found ourselves captivated by Knoll's latest work. Join us as we unravel the book's provocative themes, critique its execution, and explore how it fits within the broader lan...
Reclaiming the Book Club: Forget The Wine
Madeline and Laura discuss Blake Bulter's deeply personal biography Molly. They discuss Butler's captivating and intimate writing, and break down the controversy over the ethics of publishing Molly's story. Content warnings: This episode contains discussion of suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and emotional abuse.