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Between The Covers

Jay Ruud and Stacey Margaret Jones

Author Jay Ruud has read every ”100 Best Book” list there is, so it’s only natural that he would create his own. Listen to each episode as he and his wife, author Stacey Margaret Jones discuss a book from his carefully cultivated ”100 Lovable Books” list. Stacey interviews Jay on what makes the book ”lovable” and where it ranks on the master list. They’ll also discuss current books in the CHAOS READER segment.

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100 эпизодов

  1. ICYMI No 5: Recapping Jay’s List of the 100 Most Lovable Novels: Top 10! 56:37
  2. ICYMI No. 4: Recapping Jay’s List of the 100 Most Lovable Novels: 25 to 11 54:33
  3. ICYMI No. 3: Recapping the List of the 100 Most Lovable Novels: 50 to 26 51:28
  4. ICYMI No. 2: Recapping Jay’s List of the 100 Most Lovable Novels: 75 to 51 52:29
  5. ICYMI No. 1: Recapping Jay’s List of the 100 Most Lovable Novels: 100 to 76 52:44
  6. Possessed by the 100th Book on the Lovable List 52:30
  7. Iris Murdoch Enters the Chat 49:22
  8. A Wacky, But Oh-So Lovable Classic 44:52
  9. A Magical Meta John Fowles Novel 48:26
  10. Sons and Lovers and Semi-Autobiographical Fiction 51:03
  11. A Family Saga for the Ages (and Best of Lists) 49:39
  12. A Beautiful 20th Century Coming-of-Age Novel 49:00
  13. Old Filth is a Newer Novel on the Lovable Novels List 47:24
  14. A Big Book in a Small Island Package 46:23
  15. Get Haunted by The Woman in White 50:53
  16. Two Book Lovers Yap about The Odyssey by Homer 53:59
  17. The Most Lovable of the Rabbit Novels 41:22
  18. An ’80s Novel about Self and Money 51:03
  19. The Roman Empire is Jay’s Roman Empire 47:14
  20. Is Parade’s End One Book or Four? 46:15
  21. The Choice to Include Sophie’s Choice 50:07
  22. An Express Train to a Closed-Circle Mystery 45:08
  23. Elementary, My Dear Listener 47:31
  24. The Genius of Toole’s Ignatius J. Reilly 49:19
  25. Ellison’s Novel Shouldn’t Be Invisible on Your TBR List 45:29
  26. A Prime Novel of Ms. Muriel Spark's 42:29
  27. In a World of Nurse Ratcheds, Be The Chief …? 49:06
  28. A Good Book of Short Stories is Hard to Find 48:47
  29. The Jewel of Paul Scott’s Raj Quartet 49:23
  30. A Passage to Colonialism 47:43
  31. The Continuing Relevance of LORD OF THE FLIES 43:37
  32. Who is Really the Monster in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein? 47:44
  33. I want, I want, I want… to read Henderson the Rain King 42:57
  34. That Epic Book By That One New Jersey Guy 49:08
  35. Postmodern Suspense in The Crying of Lot 49 42:38
  36. The Black Comedy of A Clockwork Orange 44:37
  37. Tess of the D’Urbervilles: Hardy’s Take on 19th Century Values 48:03
  38. A Novel without a Hero? Vanity Fair! 46:26
  39. A Wacky-Sounding Book Can Be Great in the Hands of the Right Writer 48:36
  40. Exploring Gulliver’s Travels 52:16
  41. Ivanhoe Walked so Frodo Could Run 44:26
  42. Kick off the Christmas Season with some Little Women 57:14
  43. The Call of London’s The Call of the Wild 50:22
  44. Go Read Go Tell It on the Mountain! 47:20
  45. The Rich, Rewarding, Historical World of Louise Erdrich’s The Night Watchman 48:01
  46. Faulkner’s (Somewhat) Accessible Novel Light in August Makes the List 45:29
  47. It’s a Good Time to Pick Up Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath 51:14
  48. Henry James (Barely) Makes the List with The Turn of the Screw 48:30
  49. If You Don't Love Ulysses, Try Joyce's Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 50:13
  50. Beyond the Book Banning: Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter 50:09