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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2025 · 20 MIN

When Books Offend Us: What Our Taste Reveals About Ourselves

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We are slowly losing our ability to question ourselves—our likes, our preferences, our judgements on literature... and from there, we're one step away from no longer questioning why we hate something. After all, "What do you despise? By this are you truly known". This episode is actually a response to fellow BookTuber Britton from SomeOkieDude. Back in April (2025) he spoke about political commentary in fiction and made quite a compelling call of action: "[...] if there is a book or show that rubbed you the wrong way, I want you to sit back and think about why it did that. What was it about this piece of media that offended you so much?"Let's get this idea undone.Transcript & newsletter: https://liviajelliot.substack.com

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