Our second and final episode for Autism Acceptance month! This MG novel by A.J. Sass is adorable, heartfelt, and a great way to wrap up the month with some good vibes. Tune in next time for an interview with the author!

April is Autism Acceptance month! Our first episode of the month is on Peta Lyre's Rating Normal by Anna Whateley, an Australian YA novel whose main character is Autistic, ADHD, and queer!

We talk about The Sea in Winter by Christine Day, indigenous history and culture, knee injuries, depression, athletics, and adorable children. Not in that order. ~~~~ for transcriptions, social media, and our Spotify book playlist: https://linktr.ee/some_old_some_debut

This slice of life asexual YA is... frankly spectacular. Visit our link tree for transcripts, music, and more!

We discuss Camp by L.C. Rosen, kicking off the new season with boundless chaotic queer energy!

We talk to Linsey Miller about What We Devour, Belle Révolte, unions, body horror, and lots of other things! This is our last episode of season 2 and it’s a great discussion you won’t want to miss!  Find our transcriptions, social media, and our Spotify book playlist here!

We discuss Linsey Miller’s latest book, What We Devour! This is the second time we’ve discussed a book by Linsey Miller on the podcast, and if you’re a fan of asexual rep, dark fantasy, or eating the rich, you will probably love both! Tune in to our next episode to hear our interview with Linsey about What We Devour and Belle Révolte. ~~~~ for transcriptions, social media, and our Spotify book playlist: https://linktr.ee/some_old_some_debut

We discuss Joan He’s latest novel, The Ones We’re Meant to Find, an apocalyptic Sci-fi YA that follows two sisters, separated and searching for one another as the world crumbles. If you’re a fan of sibling relationships and big twists, this one is for you! ~~~~ for transcriptions, social media, and our Spotify book playlist: https://linktr.ee/some_old_some_debut

We discuss Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline, an indigenous apocalyptic YA novel. This book features a found family we loved, a great masculine coming of age plot, lots of native history and culture, and a heavy focus on the violence indigenous people have and continue to face. ~~~~ for transcriptions, information on current indigenous issues, social media, and our Spotify book playlist: https://linktr.ee/some_old_some_debut

We talk to A.J. Sass about Ana on the Edge, writing, skating, and life in general. There’s a lot that might surprise you! ~~~~ for transcriptions, social media, and our Spotify book playlist: https://linktr.ee/some_old_some_debut