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Literarework

by Literarework Hosted By PJ

Black Queer bibliophagist chatting about the most beloved books and providing a reimagine adaptation to the stories we love to talk about. Take a moment with me to discuss your favorite books and reimagine the plots with a twist. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/literarework/support

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Episodes

  1. What in the world is RH?

    Hi Friends! In this week's episode we explored the romance subgenre, Reverse Harems. What does Reverse Harem mean? And why do people like it? By the end of the episode I hope I have convinced you to try this subgenre and I'll recommend some books you'll fell in love with.

  2. Literarework 2022 Trailer #2

    HI friends, I'm back!! I'm excited for a new year and great discussion about my favorite books this year.

  3. October Book Recommendations🍁🧡🍂🎃

    Hi Friends! October Book Recommendations- ‼️Spoiler Alert‼️. The Girl in 6E - A.R. Torre. The Hunger - Alma Katsu. The Final Girls Support Girl - Grady Hendrix. The Other Black Girl - Z. Harris. Contact Me: [email protected] or insta: @literarework

  4. Relive and Reimagine with Jayne Allen

    Hi Friends, join me for a conversation with Jayne Allen. Her book, Black Girls Must Die Exhausted is out now at your local bookstores. In this episode, we discuss all things Black Girls Must Die Exhausted and the journey of womanhood through Protagonist Tabitha Walker narration. You can connect...

  5. Relive and Reimagine Black Girls Must Die Exhausted with Jayne Allen

    Looking forward to the newest episode with my guest Jayne Allen @jayneallenwrites We discuss all things Black Girls Must Die Exhausted and the journey of womanhood through Protagonist Tabitha Walker narration.

  6. Relive & Reimagine: The Love Hypothesis - Ali Hazelwood

    Relive The Love Hypothesis with me as I get over my book hangover. Then reimagine some of the key themes of this very quirky rom-com. Let me know your thoughts on the episode. Insta: @literarework [email protected] Any support is appreciated! Thank you to those who have provided support and...

  7. PJ's August and September Book Rec

    For August and September, I recommend the following books if you are looking for strong characters defining or redefining their role in society. The Water Cure - Sophie Mackintosh Of Women and Salt - Gabriela Garcia Docile - K. M. Szpara A Secret History of Witches - Louisa Morgan Insta:...

  8. July Book Recommendations

    A very late book recommendations for the month of July.

  9. Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers

    Relive my favorite parts of Honey Girl and me struggle to reimagine this authentic narration.

  10. PJ's June Book Recommendation

    Hi Friends! Are you looking to fall in love with Diverse Romance Novels? I will briefly discuss three Diverse romance novels that I highly recommend to you. Provide feedback or questions to my Instagram (@Literarework) or email me at [email protected]. The Trouble with Hating You - Sajni…

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  11. The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern

    Hey Friends! Excuse my french...no seriously excuse my french in this week's episode as I stumble over the french words in the book. Relive one of my favorite books, The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. Can you imagine this book as a film noir set in the 1940s? I Can!

  12. PJ's May Book Recommendations

    Hi Friends! Are you looking for a book recommendation? Look no further, I will discuss three books with you that I am sure you will love. The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert The Next Wife by Kaira Rouda The Birth of All Things: Poems by Marcus Amaker Instagram: Literarework Email:...

  13. Relive & Reimagine: The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

    On the next episode of Literarework with PJ, we will explore Erin Morgenstern's The Night Circus and wishing The Starless Sea was the sequel.

  14. "Dangerous Women" - Hope Adam (episode 1)

    Hi Friends! The first episode ever! I am so excited to share my thoughts with you. Let's relive and reimagine Dangerous Women by Hope Adams. I apologize in advance for some of saying um (a lot), minor editing, and the background noise while I was recording. Follow me on Instagram - @literarework…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Black Queer bibliophagist chatting about the most beloved books and providing a reimagine adaptation to the stories we love to talk about. Take a moment with me to discuss your favorite books and reimagine the plots with a twist. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/literarework/support

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How many episodes does Literarework have?

Literarework currently has 15 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Literarework about?

Black Queer bibliophagist chatting about the most beloved books and providing a reimagine adaptation to the stories we love to talk about. Take a moment with me to discuss your favorite books and reimagine the plots with a twist. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/literarework/support

How often does Literarework release new episodes?

Literarework has 15 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Literarework?

Literarework is created and hosted by Literarework Hosted By PJ.
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