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Jennifer L. Armentrout

Jennifer L. Armentrout

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Oct 4, 2026

Christopher RiceHOST
14:37
Friday, October 9th, we're going to be at New York City Comic Con with J.R. Ward joining us on stage.
Christopher RiceHOST
14:44
Saturday, the next day, October 10th, we will be at the Strand Bookstore in New York City with Jennifer Armentrout.
Christopher RiceHOST
14:51
And then we're doing a lot in New Orleans.
Christopher RiceHOST
14:53
We're going to be co-grand marshals of the Crew of Boo Halloween Parade.

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Christopher RiceHOST
42:25
Certainly not the least.
Christopher RiceHOST
42:26
Certainly not the least.
Christopher RiceHOST
42:28
You know, I was in the room at actually J.R. Ward's conference in Louisville, Kentucky, called Readers on the River when Jennifer Armentrout was there.
Christopher RiceHOST
42:38
And she was already a writer who had done incredibly well, a lot of bestsellers and young adult in particular.
KelseyHOST
1:15
So, in the Venn diagram of series, like with ACOTAR, we're pretty sure that, like, this circle and the ACOTAR circle, it's just, like, one big fucking circle.
KelseyHOST
1:24
Uh, [chuckles] we're gonna cover "From Blood and Ash" by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
KelseyHOST
1:29
Yay.
KimHOST
1:32
Before we forget, this podcast-
speaker_2HOST
11:59
Okay.
speaker_1HOST
11:59
Storm and Fury by Jennifer L. Armentrout, and finally, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab.
speaker_2HOST
12:06
What's fascinating here is the stark demographic pattern that emerges when you look at those specific authors.
speaker_1HOST
12:12
Yeah, let's get into that.
CatherineHOST
6:49
So that being said, what, what are bookish events, right? So bookish events are conventions or fantasy balls or, you know, um, you know, uh, festivals and what have you that are just basically meant to bring all the, the people together that, so that like authors can network and other vendors, like if they're graphic artists or editors or whatever.
CatherineHOST
7:14
And then you also have, um, you know, readers who can show up and they can participate, um, and enjoy things like they have, um, a Polycon, which is, which is one convention that Jennifer, Jennifer Armentrout sponsors that they put on every year.
CatherineHOST
7:34
There's like in Nashville locally, there's the Nashville Smut.
CatherineHOST
7:39
They do two a year.
Christopher RiceHOST
57:26
We're going to take you on a tour through some of the past appearances and interviews of the authors who will be joining us on our multi-city book tour to promote the edition.
Christopher RiceHOST
57:37
Leigh Bardugo, J.R. Ward, Jennifer L. Armentrout, who's joining us on stage in New York City.
Christopher RiceHOST
57:44
Right.
Christopher RiceHOST
57:44
We're going to... give you sort of their highlights we're also lee bardugo wrote the new forward for this edition
MichelleHOST
74:17
We don't have the physical books just yet, okay? Sorry.
RachelHOST
74:21
And then our fantasy pick is From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
RachelHOST
74:26
I almost said Jimin L. Armentrout.
RachelHOST
74:28
I know! I heard it! I said Jimin
CatherineHOST
39:23
there wasn't a lot of things that made, made the end of it make sense.
CatherineHOST
39:27
Um, then, you know, that could be what it is, but if, and then, you know, going to another popular author, for example, Jennifer Armentrout, um, she did the whole blood and ash series or whatever.
CatherineHOST
39:39
Um, she has a disease in which, um, her vision is degenerating.
CatherineHOST
39:45
And, um, so it was, um, she was one of those people that was concerned that like she won't be able to finish, um, the work that she's got out there right now on her own, but she uses obviously whatever she needs to, to try to write the books or whatnot.
PaulHOST
1:11
Oh, man.
AmiHOST
1:12
Jennifer L. Armentrout.
PaulHOST
1:14
JLA.
AmiHOST
1:15
JLA.
CassieHOST
18:40
Okay.
CassieHOST
18:40
Another one that both Em and I read was Fall of Ruin and Wrath by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
CassieHOST
18:48
Yes.
EmilyHOST
18:48
And she
GwenHOST
21:39
We're going to go with that.
GwenHOST
21:40
Okay, next is Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
GwenHOST
21:45
It's a young adult paranormal romance about a human girl who moves to a small town and falls for her arrogant supernatural neighbor.
GwenHOST
21:53
So again, why it's like Twilight, the setting, obviously it's moody, isolated, small town away from a major city.
GwenHOST
22:14
Damien uses his inhuman speed to save Katie from a near fatal car crash and mirroring what Edward did to save Bella.
GwenHOST
22:24
And then we just have that push and pull dynamic, you know, the brooding attractive male acts hostile and warns the normal girl to stay away from him, but yet he's unable to stop protecting her.
GwenHOST
22:37
That was Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
GwenHOST
22:41
And then, of course, one of the probably most obvious recommendations is City of Bones by Cassandra Clare.

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