Welcome to the third episode of Season Three, where we dive into Mona Awad's novel, Bunny! If you haven't already, be sure to check out my collaboration with the Talk Lit, Get Hit podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of the author herself.

Bunny is a gripping critique of academia that takes readers on a wild ride. We follow Samantha, our protagonist, as she navigates a highly exclusive writing program at University. Along the way, she encounters a clique that crafts Drafts of men and manipulates them to their liking.

In this episode, we explore themes of subverted cuteness, the CIA's intriguing connection to writing programs, and draw parallels to The Craft and Heathers. We also touch on radical feminism and its role in the narrative.

Don't miss out on this captivating discussion!

TW and SPOILERS for all episodes, listen at your own discretion.

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