Gibson Man – The Gibson Girl Review

He Had Found His Manhood

It’s Leap Day—and the men have taken over the podcast! It’s the first-ever episode of The Gibson MAN Review, because today’s featured book, For Jacinta by Harold Bindloss (1907), definitely needed guy’s perspective to help…

Jealousy Was Indeed the Bitter Curse

You never quite know what you might get when you crack open the cover of a beautiful old book, and today’s episode uncovered a duesy! Amy and Jacinta thought The Crime of Hallow-e’en by Laura…

Pawns Have No Business with Passions (+ Giveaway!)

… and podcast hosts have no business singing! But that doesn’t stop the hosts of The Gibson Girl Review from wishing a very happy birthday to the creator of the iconic Gibson Girl, Charles Dana…

The ‘Buts’ Which Really Make Us Live

O Canada! Summer is heating up, but Amy and Katja have just the book for your chilly armchair (or beach chair!) vacation… Bessie Marchant’s 1911 adventure novel, A Countess from Canada: A Story of Life…

Bright Garments Frequently Cover Deep Wounds

Friends! Romans! Readers! Lend us your ears! The Gibson Girl Review is traveling back in time this week with the swashbuckling historical romance Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero by Henryk Sienkiewicz,…

Living the Principles They Gave to Us

Flags, fireworks, and forgotten fiction… it’s the Season 2 premiere of The Gibson Girl Review! Amy and Jacinta celebrate the Fourth of July with an all new review of America’s Daughter by Rena I. Halsey…

The Past Is Present Every Day

Surprise!! Amy and Katja return to the studio to answer Jacinta’s questions about Season One of The Gibson Girl Review! From favorite romances to most detested characters, this is a no-holds-barred, hilarious look back at…

The Young Soul Is Ever Winged, Part 1

What was supposed to be simply another famous book for the final episode of Season 1 of The Gibson Girl Review turned into the biggest and most controversial episode yet! Amy and Jacinta hold nothing…