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Stay Out of the Forest: Tithe by Holly Black

Podcast |: Go Your Own YA
Publisher |: Carey and Marie
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Books,; Comedy,; Games & Hobbies,; Literature,; Young Adult
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Publication Date |: Apr 25, 2018
Episode Duration |: Unknown

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Save the knight. Glamour your own self. Stay out of the forest. Easy enough, right? But Kaye Fierch, secret pixie heroine of Holly Black's Tithe, finds herself in a web of prophecy, deceit, and really wicked parties. Guest Heather Talty of Newtown Literacy Alliance joins us to talk Tam Lin, Asbury Park, the origins of dark fae in YA, and Labyrinth as a right of passage.

Tithe: Goodreads

Holly Black: Website, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest

Heather Talty is managing editor of Newtown Literacy Alliance, "a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting writers and writing in Queens, NY. Our flagship project is the publication of a semiannual literary journal featuring new work by writers living in or originally from the largest borough in New York City. We also hold free writing classes for adults, teens, and kids around the borough, and a biennial writing contest for kids and teens. Throughout the year, all over Queens, we hold readings, workshops, and other literary events." You can find her @heathertalty.

We shared promos with Genre Junkies! Check them out if you love scifi, fantasy, and reading past your bedtime.

Content Notes:

This book is real dark. There's murder, there's attempted sexual assault, violence, mind control, sadism, terrible parenting, character deaths, and teenagers who try to solve problems with guns.

Lady Pod Squad on Facebook, Reddit, Twitter

Get a Job. Buy Your Own Shit. Stay Out of the Forest.

Bordertown

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I Was a Teenage Fairy by Francesca Lia Block

Charles de Lint

Stardust by Neil Gaiman

Tanya Huff

The Very Secret Diaries by Cassandra Claire

Glamourbombing "is acts of enchanted art or performance intended to raise ambient magic levels and crack people's heads open a little to admit the idea that Faerie exists and might even be interacting with them. It isn't random acts of kindness (but do those anyway!), making people feel warm and fuzzy or cheering them up, or just "inspirational" platitudes with glitter added. While these things can have a subtle glamour to them, glamourbombing should above all be magical, and as intense as you can make it be - and magical and intense doesn't necessarily mean happy or comforting!"

The Incryptid Series

Tam Lin, the ballad, and the Pamela Dean book . We also love The Perilous Gard, Fire and Hemlock, and Winter Rose.

Juniper, Gentian and Rosemary by Pamela Dean

Asbury Park Boardwalk, home of the Catsbury Convention

Nightshade on the Passaic

Suza Scalora

Baby Bestiary - keep an eye out for preorders!

Return to Labyrinth

have-no-power-over-me-female-agency-and-empowerment-in-labyrinth.html">“You Have No Power Over Me”: Female Agency and Empowerment in ‘Labyrinth’

Spooky, October-Infused Fuse 8 n’ Kate: The Spider and the Fly by Mary Howitt and Tony DiTerlizzi

Readalikes

War for the Oaks by Emma Bull

The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert

Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Córdova

Seven Wild Sisters by Charles De Lint

Current Reads

Jane Unlimited by Kristin Cashore

Writing Down the Bones and Wild Mind by Natalie Goldberg

Space Opera by Catherynne Valente

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.  (CC Marie Macula, Carey Farrell 2018)

Save the knight. Glamour your own self. Stay out of the forest. Easy enough, right? But Kaye Fierch, secret pixie heroine of Holly Black's Tithe, finds herself in a web of prophecy, deceit, and really wicked parties. Guest Heather Talty of Newton Literacy Alliance joins us to talk Tam Lin, Asbury Park, the origins of dark fae in YA, and Labyrinth as a right of passage.

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