What Page Are You On?

Latest Episodes:

76: The Lads Do The Latest Cat Person Discourse Jul 15, 2021

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Alice and Bethany discuss the article Cat Person And Me by Alexis Nowicki and try to grapple with the question of whether it's okay to lift other people's lives to use as material in your writing.

75: The Lads Go Blockbuster Jul 08, 2021

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Alice and Bethany take a look at the best-selling books of all time, and attempt to crack the key to the DaVinci Code('s success).

74: The Lads Do A Mid-Year Roundup Jul 01, 2021

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Alice and Bethany go through their books of 2021 so far. A full list will be posted on the What Page Are You On account on Instagram!

73: The Lads Do A Writing Q&A May 13, 2021

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Alice and Bethany answer YOUR questions about writing, from the first draft all the way through to what we would avoid in a publisher.

72: The Lads Survive the Apocalypse May 06, 2021

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Alice and Bethany survey the terrain of post-apocalyptic novels, from The Road to Severance.

71: The Lads Get Witchy May 02, 2021

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Alice and Bethany discuss the brilliant Manningtree Witches by AK Blakemore before musing over the Women's Prize shortlist. Spoiler: they're not happy.

70: The Lads Explore Author Etiquette Apr 22, 2021

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Alice and Bethany try to navigate the wild behaviour of a fellow author online this week, who prompted a backlash by complaining about 4* reviews.

69: The Lads Go Shopping Apr 15, 2021

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Alice and Bethany celebrate the reopening of bookshops in England with an episode singing the praises of bookshops they've known and loved, and recommend you some titles to purchase in your favourite bricks and mortar store.

68: The Lads Get Extremely Online Apr 08, 2021

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Alice and Bethany think about the role of the internet in their reading habits, from posting your monthly reads to whether they get negative online.

67: The Lads Do the Night Shift Apr 01, 2021

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Alice and Bethany talk about Night Shift by Kiare Ladner, a book that appears to be treading familiar ground and then sneaks up on you.