Episode 17: The BXC Review of Tommy Orange’s ”There There”

The bibliophile brothers return with an in-depth discussion/review of Native American writer Tommy Orange's debut novel, 'There There.' Our second episode in an occasional series, in which your twin hosts will dedicate an entire episode to one book, digging into what makes it important, unique, special, noteworthy, odd, or otherwise worth reading - or not! (Warning: important plot points and story/character arcs from throughout the novel are discussed in this episode, so if you intend to read 'There There' at some point, you may want to come back to this episode and listen to the conversation once you have.)

BOOKS DISCUSSED/MENTIONED/RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE

What John is currently reading/plans to read next:

'Being Dead,' Jim Crace -

'The Asian Journal of Thomas Merton,' Thomas Merton -

What Jude is currently reading/plans to read next:

'Pictures from Italy'/'Night Walks,' Charles Dickens -

'Barkskins,' Annie Proulx -

Planned next episode of the Book XChange podcast:

(COMING SOON)