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Casey McQuiston

Casey McQuiston

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Sep 21, 2026

Emily Kay ShraderHOST
24:19
And got so much.
Tara TagliaferroHOST
24:20
Like, also, like, a new copy of one of Casey McQuiston's books.
Tara TagliaferroHOST
24:24
Yeah, I was like, this is hilarious.
Tara TagliaferroHOST
24:26
Anyways, okay, not to derail too, too much.
RachelHOST
49:19
Amazon MGM Studios has acquired the rights to the novel, and the author will serve as one of the executive producers on the film.
RachelHOST
49:26
Casey McQuiston's upcoming novel titled Red, White, and Royal Blue, The Private Correspondence, which is a sequel to Red, White, and Royal Blue, is officially scheduled to be released December 1st of this year.
RachelHOST
49:42
um this is a housemaid update as well but the women of the upcoming housemaid movie sequel sydney sweeney is returning as millie calloway kristin dunst has been cast as wendy garrick and britney snow is going to be playing maribeth i love all of them except yeah minus one like
CheyenneHOST
50:07
um yeah that's exciting um
Molly GallerHOST
50:40
And it kind of felt like a mashup of there was this amazing book that Dory Shafir wrote, I think called The Startup or The Startup Company, which takes a similar vein, like lens on being inside the tech world.
Molly GallerHOST
50:57
And then this idea of like a true escapist romance, almost kind of like the Casey McQuiston.
Molly GallerHOST
51:04
Oh my gosh, the name of that book is escaping me right now.
Molly GallerHOST
51:07
The Pairing, The Pairing.
Angelina HerreraHOST
52:21
Okay.
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:21
And it is by Casey McQuiston, which kind of s- I shouldn't...
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:26
I- it sounded like I was saying it with, like, um-
Angelina HerreraHOST
52:29
McQuiston
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:46
Yes.
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:46
Okay.
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:47
So anyway, Casey McQuiston, who I believe wrote, um...
Caitlin BeattyHOST
52:53
I've never seen this movie or whatever, but it's called, like, Red, White and Royal Blue.
Abigail FreshlyHOST
28:30
good things something to live for
Emily RojasHOST
28:32
and casey mcquiston turned in their manuscript or their i don't know their second round of edits or something they keep posting more and i am so wait and when when are the
Abigail FreshlyHOST
28:42
letters this the correspondence oh yeah
Emily RojasHOST
28:44
those are coming out soon i think
Abigail FreshlyHOST
28:49
casey mcquiston oh my
Emily RojasHOST
28:50
god
Abigail FreshlyHOST
28:52
the correspondence the private correspondence
Jason BlitmanHOST
36:01
I have very complicated feelings with someone like Andre Aciman because I also really loved Call Me By Your Name, but he has made a career out of writing Call Me By Your Name.
Jason BlitmanHOST
36:12
And that, to me, is a bit of a different thing than Casey McQuiston and Red, White, and Royal Blue, right? Because they sure wrote that book, but they've also written other books and they've, you know, entered the zeitgeist of the queer community.
Jason BlitmanHOST
36:27
And same with Madeline Miller and same with all of these people.
Jason BlitmanHOST
36:30
It's interesting and complicated and separating the art from the artist thing.
GabbyHOST
23:00
dating and it's really really stupid but again I'll read
ZoeHOST
23:03
anything and then my first novel I ever my first like lesbian romance novel I ever read was One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston that's another one that's on like every single list ever it's not quite as raunchy as these other books here it's a little more like slightly more what do they call it pan to curtain or whatever
GabbyHOST
23:20
oh yeah Chelsea explained that to me when she sent her master doc of recommendations but off the top of my head
ZoeHOST
23:27
a way to curtains doors closed curtains open yeah there was a lot of different ways in ways to describe like how much actual how sex what am I trying to say how sexy a book gets like yeah One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston it's kind of a ghost novel too like a it's not scary but one of the characters is sort of dead yeah I think so wow I read it a long time ago but there is there is some sort of like yeah magic
GabbyHOST
23:55
going on there
ZoeHOST
23:57
And then finally, this is not a romance novel, but if you're into,
AmandaHOST
54:05
Like I, I read the pairing this summer and the pairing I think does do bisexual characters well, but it's also like,
RickHOST
54:14
you know, if Casey McQuiston
AmandaHOST
54:15
wasn't such a queer icon and, I don't think they could have gotten away with writing that book because like the, the trope that bisexuals are always fighting against is that we're constantly hyper-sexualized.
AmandaHOST
54:27
And so the fact that it's like two bisexual exes on this like sex quest, but like it, I read that for my, I should be saying what squares these are for.

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