Binged almost all episodes in one day. More, please!

Some episodes are engaging and tell a story of a behind-the-scenes adventure in publishing. Other episodes struggle to focus on the topic, or give superficial information and repeat in different ways. Bethanne has a good voice, but she takes a long time to get the story out. Overall, I feel like I’m getting an abbreviated wiki article each time - and I would rather just read it myself.

I found this podcast very informative and interesting. I really enjoyed the interview with Jodi Picoult.

Well written and super informative.

I was excited about this podcast but after finishing the first episode I felt unclear about the story being told and I had seen the documentary/film about this hoax. Then after listening to two more episodes I realized it is an editing/story telling problem.

Ironic that a literary podcast is this poorly written. This host is awful. She’s patronizing, righteous and overwrought. I mean how many times do you have to virtue signal by mentioning someone’s “whiteness” when talking about a writer. Would love to hear this podcast with a better journalist/writer/personality at the helm.

Why I cannot listen to you - the noise you lay behind the voice as a so-called music bed -1. It's not music, it's electronic drivel, and 2. it's not necessary: If your story line, script, and delivery cannot provide enough entertainment to keep a listener engaged, then quit.

How is a podcast about publishing so poorly written and edited?

Very interesting show, looking forward to hearing more

I subscribed to Unabridged and I’m still getting ads for other Wondery podcasts. This is misleading. Canceling.