The 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge: Week Five
It's a new month in the 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge. We welcome our July judges, Kelly McEvers and Nathan Deuel, and discuss the first half of Madeline Miller's Circe.
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The 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge: Week Four
We finished our second book of the summer, An American Marriage by Tayari Jones, which means it's time for novelist Laura van den Berg to choose our first victor.
The 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge: Week Three
We start our second book of the summer, An American Marriage by Tayari Jones, in conversation with novelists Laura van den Berg and Rosecrans Baldwin.
The 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge: Week Two
We wrap up our first book of the summer, Tomb Song by Julián Herbert, in conversation with novelists Laura van den Berg and Rosecrans Baldwin.
The 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge: Week One
We kick off our first book of the summer, Tomb Song by Julián Herbert, in conversation with Laura van den Berg and Rosecrans Baldwin.
Welcome to the 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge
Meet your judges and hosts, check out the summer book list, and get reading.
The Rooster Nonfiction Pop-up: Wrap-up
A final discussion with Sarah Hepola, Rosecrans Baldwin, and Andrew Womack about the three memoirs we read this month.
The Rooster Nonfiction Pop-up: Priestdaddy, Second Half
Today we wrap up our third and final book in this month's reading, as Sarah Hepola and Andrew Womack discuss the culmination of Patricia Lockwood's memoir, which ends up being about so much more than her father.
The Rooster Nonfiction Pop-up: Priestdaddy, First Half
We're down to the last book in our first-ever Tournament of Books nonfiction event. Today, Sarah Hepola and Andrew Womack discuss the beginning of Patricia Lockwood's memoir, Priestdaddy.
The Rooster Nonfiction Pop-up: Educated, Second Half
Our first-ever Tournament of Books nonfiction event continues. Today TMN's Rosecrans Baldwin and Sarah Hepola discuss the conclusion to Tara Westover's harrowing, inspiring Educated.