Time for episode 6 of On the Crescent!

Fresh of our holidays, Chloe is excited to discusses 'Under the Rock, Poetry of a Place' a book written by one of her favourite authors of all time, Benjamin Myers.

Mixing it up a bit this week as it's our first non-fiction book.

As per usual we discuss the book in its entirety so it is full of spoilers! Just a little reminder that if you do fancy reading (we always recommend that you do) then please come back to us once you've finished!

Most importantly - Keep reading!

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Starting song 'Starlight' by Jake Indrinks

Theme song 'New moon in old arms' written and performed by Jake Indriks

Blooming heck we've managed five episodes of On the Crescent! Thank you so much for sticking with us as we bumble through this adventure.

This week, Chloe discusses interior decoration by going through and discussing 'The Yellow Wallpaper'.

It's actually some late 19th century horror by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and it's fantastic!

As per usual we discuss the book in its entirety so it is full of spoilers! Just a little reminder that if you do fancy reading (we always recommend that you do) then please come back to us once you've finished!

Most importantly - Keep reading!

Get in touch with us on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠@onthecrescentpod⁠⁠⁠

Email enquiries: onthecrescentpod@gmail.com

We now have a Bluesky too! ⁠⁠⁠@onthecrescent⁠⁠

Starting song 'Starlight' by Jake Indrinks

Theme song 'New moon in old arms' written and performed by Jake Indriks

In this weeks (slightly late) episode of On the Crescent, we talk about Chloe's best read of January!

It is of course, The Life Experiment by Jess Kitching and we ask ourselves and you listeners 'Would you find out what day you're going to die?

As per usual we discuss the book in its entirety so it is full of spoilers! Just a little reminder that if you do fancy reading (we always recommend that you do) then please come back to us once you've finished!

Most importantly - Keep reading!

Get in touch with us on Instagram ⁠⁠@onthecrescentpod⁠⁠

Email enquiries: onthecrescentpod@gmail.com

We now have a Bluesky too! ⁠⁠@onthecrescent⁠

Starting song 'Starlight' by Jake Indrinks

Theme song 'New moon in old arms' written and performed by Jake Indriks

This week we get a little bit gory and while Chloe tells Matthew about 'The Lamb' by Lucy Rose.

This was one of Chloes book club reads and this brought some divided opinions to the group, so I hope you're ready!

We then introduce Chloes best read of january 'The life experiment' by Jess Kitchen

Thanks as always for listening and keep reading!

Get in touch with us on Instagram ⁠@onthecrescentpod⁠

Email enquiries: onthecrescentpod@gmail.com

We now have a Bluesky too! ⁠@onthecrescent

Starting song 'Starlight' by Jake Indrinks

Theme song 'New moon in old arms' written and performed by Jake Indriks

In this episode of On the Crescent, Chloe talks about the three short stories in the book 'Maiden, Mother, Crone.'

Delve further into Joanna Harris' tales of travelling folk, silkies and the Kingdom of the Fae and find out how the stories compare to the original Child's Ballads.

After that, we will be introducing the next book - The Lamb by Lucy Rose.

Keep Reading!

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We now have a Bluesky too! @onthecrescent

On the Crescent Episode 1

Hello there lovely people! Welcome to the first ever episode of a brand new podcast by Matthew and Chloe, a husband and wife who just like to talk!

In the first episode we discuss how the show will work and how each episode will be structured from here on out.

Todays introduced book : Maiden, Mother, Crone by Joanne Harris

Please bear with us while we work out any technical issues, we are both very new to this and learning as we go!

Contact us: onthecrescentpod@gmail.com

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Bluesky: @onthecrescent

All music by Jake Indriks