We're back with Episode 35. We talk tea, British reading treats, Milda's latest screenwriting explorations, and why British TV is better (and their chocolate, mochas, butter and chips, too!) Listen up to learn what smut we plan to read this month for Valentine's Day excitement.
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17 February 2008
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- Episode 40
We're back for NaNoWriMo. We tried to put up a post, but it keeps getting eatn by the blogging monster. Hopefully it will be up soon. Just be grateful we recorded at all... - Episode 38, we thought
oops. it wasn't 38 at all, but it is short. this link takes you to the rss feed of the show at last! - Episode 38
April Fool's! Script Frenzy is off and running, even though Milda has coerced Caroline that she can do it despite her beliefs otherwise, why you need to watch masterpiece theater this weekend and why you need someone who tivoed it last weekend, and what great and not so great books are now out in stores. - Episode 37
Script Frenzy, Book Club and the Painted Veil, Fake Memoirs, Harry Potter Book 7 split in two, Caroline organizes her bookshelves, how to finance reading, and the latest in our reading queues. - Episode 35
Out of order, but not forgotten.... Episode 35! See our post to get the lowdown...
Reading Challenge Spreadsheets
what we're reading now
J. K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5)
I am rereading the series and loving it all over again. But I hate Delores Umbridge so much. SO MUCH. hem hem. UGH!!! Still- I love the book and the series stands up very well to a rereading. (*****)Stephenie Meyer: Breaking Dawn (The Twilight Saga, Book 4)
I'm only at the start, but I can't wait to see how the saga ends!!!! I'll admit it - I got hooked too. -Milda (****)Saul Bellow: The Adventures of Augie March (Penguin Classics)
Caroline's current read from a book club that kindly invited her to visit. A bit less contemporary than Milda's selection, but still fun and lively to read.Meg Cabot: Size 14 Is Not Fat Either (Heather Wells Mysteries)
Milda's current summer reading selection. A chick lit mystery- what could be a better read for the summer when we are both to slammed with travel to sit and read for very long. Fun stuff!Jilly Cooper: Wicked!
No sex until page 215 or so, but that's because there is actually a story there. Shocking!Rebecca Solnit: A Field Guide to Getting Lost
Delicious, bu not to be read while sleepy... this one is too well written to miss the language as well as the content of the essays themselves. (****)Stephanie Barron: Jane and the Man of the Cloth: Being the Second Jane Austen Mystery
Found in a used bookstore for $1- who can pass up Jane Austen solving mysteries at that price? Plus there is a whole series to go along with it...Jilly Cooper: Appassionata
Milda is waiting for the smut among the scandal in the string section...Elizabeth Gilbert: Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia
Milda's finally made it to pray- woohoo!W. Somerset Maugham: The Painted Veil
We joined a book club and this is our first assignment- hope we get it read in time!
