The Bitches aren't complaining about a writer's two-timing butt head of a husband? That's what we call character growth! Ginnye and Raven are talking about the lyrical genius Sylvia Plath's semi-autobiographical novel, the Bell Jar.
Read More“I dreamed of Manderley again.” Words that still haunt readers over 80 years later...join the Bitches as they discuss Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. A ghost story without an actual ghost!
Read MoreThere is no lesser evil this week because there is a new episode of Book and Bitch! Ginnye and Raven are discussing the first set of short stories in the Witcher series, the Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski.
Read MoreHappy "Galentine's" Day! We are discussing the master matchmaker, Emma, from the novel of the same name by Jane Austen! We couldn't think of a better novel for the Valentine's Day season. Emma prides herself on her excellent matches for her friends, but can she overcome her biggest challenge yet? Her own heart?
Read MoreThe Bitches are back! And they have their shit together! Well, maybe only a little. We start season 2 off with a lot of Benadryl and F. Scott Fitzgerald bashing. 2020 begins with Zelda Fitzgerald's "Save Me the Waltz" a semi-autobiographical story about Alabama Beggs and her struggle as a wife and mother in the Jazz Age.
Read MoreOur final episode of 2019 is our Jacqueline Woodson's stellar 2019 release, Red at the Bone. This book weaves an intricate tale that reminded Raven of her childhood and Ginnye of her favorite books.
Read MoreThis can’t be right...Ginnye chose a vampire romance? And Raven doesn’t want to discuss baking?? Join the bitches this week as they discuss one of Ginnye’s favorite books, Sunshine by Robin McKinley.
Read MoreThought we were done with ghost stories just because October is over? Think again! This week the bitches mull over one of the most opaque horror stories in English literature—The Turn of the Screw!
Read MoreOctober is finally here and Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman is the first book of many this month that features the strange, the spooky, and the fantastical. We honestly say "fantastical" too many times this episode, but it is true. We loved this read, and how Neil Gaiman is a true master craftsman when it comes to developing a world out of the mundane London landscape.
Read MoreHappy fall book lovers! This episode, the bitches go noir and discuss Raymond Chandler’s “The Big Sleep”. This canonical detective novel follows Chandler’s Philip Marlowe, a hardboiled gumshoe that starts out investigating a blackmail scheme and ends in murder, lies, and betrayals.
Read MoreYour wildest horrors come true this week as we discuss Stephen King's "IT." We take a step out of Ginnye's comfort-zone and delve right into Raven's fucked up mind with this pick. Raven introduces her best friend to this nightmare inducing novel, which is the subject of a mini-series and an extremely popular film reboot (IT Chapter 2 comes out September 6th).
Read MoreRaven and Ginnye are going way out yonder this episode for their second read, “Where the Crawdads Sing” by Delia Owens. This was such a good read, no wonder Reese Witherspoon picked this book for her book club! We try to keep this one spoiler clean, but it was tough! We definitely recommend reading this pick if you haven’t already.
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