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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 53 MIN

Fire Sword & Sea by Vanessa Riley

from The Reading Black Girls Podcast

In this episode of the Reading Black Girls podcast, the girls share their experiences and excitement about discussing Vanessa Riley's latest book, Fire Sword & Sea. They delve into themes of representation, the risks of piracy, and the journey of the protagonist, Jacquette. The conversation highlights the importance of supporting characters, political dynamics, and the power of information in the narrative. They also celebrate the diverse representation within the story, including trans characters, and reflect on their surprises and disappointments throughout the book. In this engaging conversation, they delve into the themes of disappointment, heartbreak, and character development in the context of a historical fiction novel centered around piracy. The girls explore the emotional depth of the characters, particularly focusing on the protagonist's journey and the challenges she faces as a Black woman in a male-dominated world. The discussion highlights the importance of leadership, integrity, and the representation of marginalized voices in literature. The girls also share their favorite quotables from the book and provide ratings and recommendations, emphasizing the significance of the story's historical context and its relevance to contemporary discussions about identity and empowerment.Fire Sword & Sea

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