Hi, I’m Joey

Joey

Co-Host and Co-Founder

Joey holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature and loves books, which he eagerly shares on Extra Literary Affairs. As an avid reader, he enjoys discussing new fiction and exploring French playwrights. From Molière’s sharp humor to Genet’s bold ideas, Joey’s passion for all kinds of literature shines in every episode.

Joey is always looking for new books, and his wide interests keep the podcast fresh and engaging. Whether he’s talking about the latest bestseller or diving into lesser-known authors, his love for storytelling is contagious. This makes listeners want to come back for more.

Joey’s approach to books is thoughtful and personal. He believes every book offers something unique and brings a fresh perspective. His reviews are insightful, but his excitement draws listeners in. Whether he’s discussing a modern novel or exploring a classic’s history, Joey encourages listeners to think in new ways. His passion for discovering hidden gems ensures that every book gets the attention it deserves on Extra Literary Affairs.

Hi, I’m Jennifer

JEnnifer

Co-Host and Co-Founder

Jennifer loves language and storytelling. She finds fascination in how words bring emotions to life and make a story feel real. With a sharp eye for detail, she enjoys balancing plot and character. Jennifer often gets lost in a beautiful sentence, feeling a deep connection to the world around her through the books she reads. For her, literature isn’t just a hobby; it’s a way to understand life.

In addition to her love for books, Jennifer has always adored music. She draws inspiration from both literature and songs. Often, she creates mixtapes that capture the mood or themes of the books she reads, blending the power of words with the magic of music. Whether she immerses herself in a moving sentence or chooses the perfect song for a story, Jennifer loves where books and music meet. This combination creates an experience that connects both the heart and the mind.

Jennifer’s love for storytelling doesn’t stop at books. She enjoys exploring how stories appear in movies, theater, and art. She compares a book to its film or looks at how a play’s themes connect to the stories in books. Jennifer’s creativity and ability to see these connections bring a unique touch to Extra Literary Affairs. The podcast isn’t just about books—it explores all the different ways stories get told and experienced.

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