Down the Rabbit Hole: Watership Down, The Most Epic Bunny Saga Ever Told!

Down the Rabbit Hole: Watership Down, The Most Epic Bunny Saga Ever Told!

Hold onto your carrots, folks! This week on Between the Covers, Jay and Stacey tumble down the rabbit hole into the wacky and wild world of Richard Adams’ Watership Down! We’re talking high-stakes bunny drama—think Game of Thrones but with more fur and fewer betrayals (well, maybe the same amount of betrayals). Join us as we discuss how a band of fluffy fugitives turned a quiet meadow into the setting for an epic adventure. If you’ve ever wanted to read rabbits as action heroes—this is the episode for you.

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A Big Book in a Small Island Package

A Big Book in a Small Island Package

Jay’s pick this week in the final 10 of his list of the 100 Most Lovable Novels in the English Language is Andrea Levy’s Small Island, a 2004 novel that explores the experiences of the Windrush genera...

11 Aug 46min

Get Haunted by The Woman in White

Get Haunted by The Woman in White

This week’s addition to Jay’s 100 Most Lovable Novels in the English Language list is Wilkie Collins' Victorian proto-detective, gothic novel The Woman in White. Wilkie’s chosen structure of multiple ...

4 Aug 50min

Two Book Lovers Yap about The Odyssey by Homer

Two Book Lovers Yap about The Odyssey by Homer

This week we're taking a break from our 100 Most Lovable Novels in the English Language list to join in the world's current Odyssey Era. Jay and Stacey share their enthusiasm for the book and talk abo...

28 Jul 53min

The Most Lovable of the Rabbit Novels

The Most Lovable of the Rabbit Novels

Of John Updike’s four Rabbit books, Jay has chosen the first, Rabbit, Run, to include on his list of the 100 Most Lovable Novels in the English Language. The 1960 novel introduces readers to Harry “Ra...

21 Jul 41min

An ’80s Novel about Self and Money

An ’80s Novel about Self and Money

Martin Amis’s 1984 novel Money: A Suicide Note is Jay’s pick this week for his list of the 100 Most Lovable Novels in the English Language. Though the main character, John Self, is thoroughly detestab...

14 Jul 51min

The Roman Empire is Jay’s Roman Empire

The Roman Empire is Jay’s Roman Empire

Jay’s choice this week is another historical fiction novel, this one set in turn-of-the-millenium Rome, I, Claudius by Robert Graves. The epic follows 80 years of violent Roman politics when dark-hors...

7 Jul 47min

Is Parade’s End One Book or Four?

Is Parade’s End One Book or Four?

This week Jay cheats and names a tetralogy (four books) to his list as one entry, Ford Madox Ford’s Parade’s End. The chronology addresses the WWI era from the intimate life of its protagonist. Chaos ...

30 Jun 46min

The Choice to Include Sophie’s Choice

The Choice to Include Sophie’s Choice

William Styron’s 1979 tragedy, Sophie’s Choice, is the book Jay is naming this week to his list of the 100 Most Lovable Novels in English. He and Stacey discuss the profound pain of the novel as well ...

23 Jun 50min

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