Sep 23, 2026 · 35 min · 10 segments
With Curtis being an avid Fantasy reader, and me being a big fan of Romance, you would think Romantasy would be a natural overlap for our reading tastes—but in today’s discussion you’ll hear why I…
I also wanted to talk about it because I think there are more guys getting into romantasy through a lot of the time through their wives and what their wives are reading.
We can look at my group chat with my friends from the army and it was mostly with the influence from their wives.
Absolutely.
And I think the first thing that got you into your first romantasy novel was J.J. Watt.
This is lore and is true.
he posted that he was reading A Court of Thorns and Roses, which kind of...
Yeah, Sarah J Maas.
...threw a loop in my brain where I was like, okay, I'd seen you with the book in our house.
We hadn't really talked about it.
I think you had mentioned that I might like it, but I was like...
Yeah, here's how I remember it.
So I listened to those books when you were on deployment.
So you, like, had no contact.
Like, I read them when they came out.
So, um...
And they were in, I think, our shared audiobook account.
So then you came to me and this was before you had like a summer army thing that you had to do for six to eight weeks.
And you knew you were going to have a lot of audiobook time.
So you came to me and you were like, hey, J.J. Watt is reading A Court of Thorns and Roses.
And I was like, oh, cool.
I think you would actually really like those.
And you were like, really? I said, yeah, I actually think you would really enjoy those books.
They're in our audiobook account.
And so you were like, okay, I'll download it.
I also wanted to talk about it because I think there are more guys getting into romantasy through a lot of the time through their wives and what their wives are reading.
We can look at my group chat with my friends from the army and it was mostly with the influence from their wives.
Absolutely.
And I think the first thing that got you into your first romantasy novel was J.J. Watt.
This is lore and is true.
he posted that he was reading A Court of Thorns and Roses, which kind of...
Yeah, Sarah J Maas.
...threw a loop in my brain where I was like, okay, I'd seen you with the book in our house.
We hadn't really talked about it.
I think you had mentioned that I might like it, but I was like...
Yeah, here's how I remember it.
So I listened to those books when you were on deployment.
So you, like, had no contact.
Like, I read them when they came out.
So, um...
And they were in, I think, our shared audiobook account.
So then you came to me and this was before you had like a summer army thing that you had to do for six to eight weeks.
And you knew you were going to have a lot of audiobook time.
So you came to me and you were like, hey, J.J. Watt is reading A Court of Thorns and Roses.
And I was like, oh, cool.
I think you would actually really like those.
And you were like, really? I said, yeah, I actually think you would really enjoy those books.
They're in our audiobook account.
And so you were like, okay, I'll download it.
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