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Whoa!nus - Maybe it's not Twenty Twenty for you??? 2024 in Review

We were in the books in 2024 and now 2024 is in the books. Hardest and softest no!s and whoa!s, the places we visited the most in literature, what we did great at and where we came up short. All that and more as we look back on the year that was...2024.

Whoa!nus at the movies: Carol (2015) w/ Ellie from Butt Out Baby podcast
Whoa!nus at the movies: Carol (2015) w/ Ellie from Butt Out Baby podcast

Ellie from the Butt Out Baby Podcast had the best idea. For all of us to watch Carol (2015) directed by Todd Haynes and then talk about it.

Re!Mance PLUS Secret Baby Revealed! - Nobody's Baby But Mine by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Re!Mance PLUS Secret Baby Revealed! - Nobody's Baby But Mine by Susan Elizabeth Phillips

A Re!mance for an extremely special occasion. Plus an update on Ice Wine Deux. <3 We did it y'all. Yr girls have arrived at the final stop on this Entrop[e]y tour with one last trope: the secret baby.

Whoa!nus ICE WINE RETURNETH
Whoa!nus ICE WINE RETURNETH

When the dog days of summer start barking, the cubes start clinking. Yr grls are revisiting their ICE WINE project, a time to interrogate texts published by and for a previous generation.

Whoa!nus - Burning "Bridgerton" Season 3
Whoa!nus - Burning "Bridgerton" Season 3

We did it. We watched Bridgerton Season 3. And it hurt our feelings. Join us as we excavate the societal wounds that have led to this latest outing in the Bridgerton universe.

Re!mance: Episode 163 Hart And Mercy By Megan Bannen
Re!mance: Episode 163 Hart And Mercy By Megan Bannen
Whoa!nus: Independent Bookstore Day!
Whoa!nus: Independent Bookstore Day!
Whoa!nus - A Court Of Fans And Theories
Whoa!nus - A Court Of Fans And Theories
Whoa!nus: Deeper Cuts, Thicker Bindings, 2024 - The Year in Review
Whoa!nus: Deeper Cuts, Thicker Bindings, 2024 - The Year in Review
Whoa!nus ft. Shelf Love: Shame Shame We Know Your Name "Lady of the West" By Linda Howard
Whoa!nus ft. Shelf Love: Shame Shame We Know Your Name "Lady of the West" By Linda Howard

In the thrilling conclusion to our Western Civ I, we tackle shame. Shameless or shameful, shame has a utility. Is it worth examining in the context of romance?