Ep. 8 — Alison Hodgson
Alison Hodgson, author of The Pug List, is the patron saint of our show and has dropped by to talk about complexity as well as thriving on "misery, co...
Bad Book Reviews Podcast
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All authors get bad reviews, but sometimes a reader’s negative thoughts are too funny to take seriously. The Bad Book Reviews Podcast gives authors a chance to laugh off some rough critiques and talk about growing from critique, how we discuss books we don’t enjoy, and what makes a helpful book review. Alexis De Weese sits down with a different author each week to laugh off some of the silly bad reviews they’ve received and find a grain of truth in rough public opinion.
Ep. 8 — Alison Hodgson
Alison Hodgson, author of The Pug List, is the patron saint of our show and has dropped by to talk about complexity as well as thriving on "misery, co...
Ep. 7 — Josh Harris
Josh Harris’ runaway bestseller has not entirely stood the test of time. He and Lex discuss how public critique helped him reexamine.Read More
Ep. 7 — Josh Harris
Josh Harris’ runaway bestseller has not entirely stood the test of time. He and Lex discuss how public critique helped him reexamine.
Ep. 6 — Aric Davis
Horror novelist Aric Davis talks about getting the details right and we learn what title tops The Worst Book List.Read More
Ep. 6 — Aric Davis
Horror novelist Aric Davis talks about getting the details right and we learn what title tops The Worst Book List.
Ep. 5 — Jennifer Grant
Memoirist and children’s writer Jennifer Grant talks with Alexis about reading things we don’t agree with and being curious in our present public disc...
Ep. 5 — Jennifer Grant
Memoirist and children’s writer Jennifer Grant talks with Alexis about reading things we don’t agree with and being curious in our present public disc...
Ep. 4 — Clay Scroggins
Clay Scroggins set out to write to ministry and community leaders, but some of his reviewers were looking for a little bit more. He and Alexis discuss...
Ep. 4 — Clay Scroggins
Clay Scroggins set out to write to ministry and community leaders, but some of his reviewers were looking for a little bit more. He and Alexis discuss...