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Josephine Skriver says fantasy red flags are fine if he has wings

Jun 1, 2026 · 49:57

Summary

The supermodel and admitted Wattpad veteran explains why she'll tolerate stalking, kidnapping, and mass murder in her romantasy, but only if magic is involved.

Victoria's Secret Angel Josephine Skriver has a rule for romantic leads: he can murder your family, lock you in a tower, and stalk you across dimensions, but only if he has wings. Or fangs. The supermodel, who reads four or five books at a time and finishes one every day or two, sat down with Olivia Ponton to explain the moral calculus of romantasy red flags, and why the same behavior that makes a fantasy anti-hero swoon-worthy would be a dealbreaker in a contemporary romance.

"All the red flags are there and they don't work in real life. But somehow in fantasy, the red flags are a little bit more like if he has wings, it's fine." Josephine Skriver

The wings-and-fangs loophole

Skriver's theory is simple: magical creatures get a pass. She can tolerate a love interest who commits mass murder, tortures villages, and keeps the heroine captive, as long as there is a supernatural explanation. A vampire's aggression is just his nature. A fae's possessiveness comes with the territory. But a human man exhibiting the same traits? Absolutely not.

"I can't do dark books in real with the real people," Skriver says. "Like, I can't do like a romance that has no magical element with red flags. Then I'm like, that's just messed up."

Ponton agrees. She recalls picking up a dark contemporary romance on the beach in Hawaii, a book about a woman falling for her captor, and closing it mid-read. "I was like, I just don't think I can read a book like this," she says. The cover had looked cute. The content was not.

Skriver's rule of thumb: if the love interest is not a vampire, not a fae, not anything with wings or an immortal lifespan, then red flags are just red flags. No amount of obsessive behavior reads as romantic when the guy is mortal and the setting is a suburb.

The one thing fantasy men will never do

There is, however, one hard line even fantasy anti-heroes do not cross: infidelity. Skriver points out that romantasy's most morally bankrupt male leads, the ones who will burn down kingdoms and string up enemies, are also the most devoted.

"They will never cheat. They will do everything. They will murder your parents. They will lock you up, kidnap you. They will torture your whole village. They'll be like a mass murderer. But they will never cheat cuz you are theirs." Josephine Skriver

The possessiveness that would be terrifying in real life becomes a feature, not a bug, in fantasy. The heroine is his, capital H. The stalking is proof of devotion. The violence is directed at everyone but her. It is a moral framework that only works when the world has magic, and Skriver is aware of how absurd it sounds when you say it out loud.

"You can't say them out loud sometimes," she admits. When non-readers ask what she is reading, she has to rebrand the plot into something palpable. Explaining that the love interest kidnapped the heroine after murdering her family does not go over well at dinner parties.

From Wattpad to the bestseller list

Skriver's tolerance for fantasy romance tropes was honed early. She grew up reading fanfiction on Wattpad, back when there was not enough published material to satisfy her appetite. "There was not enough material for me to consume," she says. "Cuz like you would get like one fantasy book, two fantasy books, and maybe it was also like just me being in Denmark and like it was harder to find."

Now, she believes the explosion of dark romantasy on shelves is the direct result of those Wattpad writers aging up and getting book deals. "I swear all those girls are now old enough to write their own books and that's what you're seeing," she says. She is thrilled. Her TBR list is unmanageable.

She just finished rereading the entire A Court of Thorns and Roses series at three times speed on audiobook, a book every day or two, and has strong opinions about Sarah J. Maas foreshadowing and whether Throne of Glass lives in the same universe. (Her theory: parallel timelines, and the crossover moment in Throne of Glass is proof.)

Right now she is working through Alchemized by SenLinYu, the published version of Manacled, a post-war Harry Potter fanfic in which Voldemort wins and Hermione ends up in a Handmaid's Tale scenario with Draco Malfoy. Skriver read the original fanfic and remembers it being so dark she almost put it down. The published version is tamer, she reports, though still not light.

The Boys of Tommen problem

Skriver and Ponton spent a chunk of the conversation dissecting Binding 13 and Keeping 13, the first two books in Chloe Walsh's Boys of Tommen series. Both agree the books are compulsively readable, Ponton got hooked within 30 pages on a plane, but also notably young. The characters are in high school, and unlike the fae and vampires Skriver usually reads about, they are very, very human.

"This is so high school that I was like, okay, this is very young," Skriver says. She tends to age characters up in her head when they feel too teenaged, but Walsh's writing made that hard. The rugby captain hero, Johnny, is sweet and protective in a way that works without the supernatural excuse. He is not possessive because he is fae. He is possessive because he is seventeen and in love.

Skriver plans to finish the series but is taking a break. She was not ready for Joey's book, Taming 7, to be next, and from what she has seen on BookTok, it is dark. Ponton's best friend Emma, who reads the really gnarly stuff like Hunting Adeline, has warned her away from certain titles, and Ponton is grateful for the filter. "She'll give me a very honest yes or no," Ponton says. "And I really appreciate that I have that in a friend."

Skriver does not have that filter. She just reads until a book gets too real, and then she switches to one of the other four she has going. Right now that includes a nonfiction book about pain, a smutty palate cleanser, and The Poison Daughter, which she describes as a condensed From Blood and Ash. She will get back to the Boys of Tommen eventually. But first, she needs a guy with wings.

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And I was like, "Oh my god, they write [music] [ __ ] like this? This is awesome." Cuz I was the kind of girl who would read like fan fics

Like I was on like Wattpad

All the red flags are there, and they don't work in real life, but somehow [music] in fantasy, the red flags it's a little bit more like if he has wings, it's fine. >> And how So, how long? >> Takes me a day or two per book

Yeah, I have [music] an issue. >> Do you ever Do characters ever cross over? You're not going to tell me

Are you serious? >> to know? You want to know? >> [music] >> Hi angels, welcome to Booked, Blonde, and Busy

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But if you've read The Housemaid and you really liked it or you or you've watched Sex and the City or if you've watched a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, this is a place for everyone

And that's where Booked, Blonde, and Busy comes in because I'm definitely blonde

I definitely trip over my words

I definitely make some mistakes when I'm talking and I'll like bluh

But that doesn't take away from my love for reading

Because we're all more than just one thing

And if you're a book lover, you definitely know that

So, welcome

I am Olivia Ponton, and today we're joined by Josephine Skriver

Josephine, as you might know, is an iconic Victoria's Secret supermodel

And what you might not know is that she somehow reads four to five books at a time

So, Josephine, welcome to Booked, Blonde, and Busy

I'm so excited for you to be here

You actually I think the audience understands

I don't know if you necessarily understand, but before we get into that, we're going to do the beverage of the day

I was thinking we would be healthy, and we would have our little um This is an immunity shot, which has an elderberry apple

And this is a digestant shot, which I digestion

And it's ginger and pineapple

So, we're trying to be healthy

So, I love it. >> Especially with the rain and the like yuckiness outside. >> I've actually never taken a shot in my life

Fun fact about me. >> Ever? Like, [clears throat] no shot. >> Mhm. >> Wow. >> Like, it's just like it's all I do

But, my thing is I'm really scared of throwing up

So, I'm scared I feel like people only throw up when they take too many shots. >> Oh, see I know my number

I just also hate walking around with a drink. >> Mhm

Oh. >> No. >> See, that's why I'm like I just don't know about that

And I took See, me and shots just don't really go along. >> You really sold that one for me. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, do you want to try? >> [gasps] >> Okay, so I feel like we just have to start with this cuz I've never really said it to you

Well, maybe I have a little bit

Me sitting at home on my iPod touch and seeing you get your angel wings was like a literal life-changing moment

I showed it to my mom and was like I want to do this

Keeping in mind Olivia was maybe Olivia's many

I was like [laughter] I was like 5'2

Like, I hadn't hit puberty yet

My mom was just like, "Okay, sweetie

Okay, sweetie." Like >> Did you go late? >> Yeah, I was I was the tiniest human in prob- until probably like ninth grade maybe

Like, I was always the smallest in my class. >> that translate to in age? >> Like, 13, 14, 15, somewhere around there

I think I was a young baby, too

But um so I saw that

And that was the moment where I was like, "Oh my god, I want to look exactly like her

I want to be her." And just as like I've grown up in this industry a little bit, like you've always just been someone that I've looked up to so much

Just because like the way that you carry yourself and the way that you just every single one of like your red carpet looks, like the interviews that you would do, you're so well-spoken

And I'm not going to get into this cuz I don't want to sound like a stalker

But, I'm just really appreciative of you being on here. >> No, I appreciate it. >> So, what was the book that like got you into reading? I feel like everyone has one. >> Well, my I am so far back

Like I can't don't remember not reading. >> Really? >> Yeah

Um but I would say like so my uh bonus mom was a school librarian. >> Okay. >> I've been they read out loud to me since like I'm old enough that they started reading out the Harry Potter books for me. >> Aw. >> Before I could read properly

So it was really cool once I could take over myself

So that one was a big one

Then [snorts] there there was something she kept on the shelf and she's like, "When you're old enough, you can read this." So then she made this like whole like oh my god, I can finally cuz she thought it would maybe be a little too scary

Um it's called The Shamer's Daughter

But it's a Danish book

It's like a Danish kid not kid but like teenage books and it's about this her superpower is that when you look into her eyes, she can see everything that you've ever been ashamed of your whole life and like crumple adult men and she's like >> [laughter] >> you know, politics and she's like so feared >> Mhm. >> blah blah [clears throat] blah. >> [gasps] >> But what really got me into like this romantic fantasy more of a adult version

Again, this is a Scandinavian book line that never made it out before I think it would have done really well now because of such a hype about it

It's called like the Yax Yax down wondering

Yeah, I know. [laughter] Um so that it's basically the Volven's daughter

It's about like Vikings come to this city

They like plunder their whole thing

She gets kidnapped because that's what they do. >> That's [laughter] what they do. >> And she can like basically put together now she is the new wife of the chief

Then >> Okay. >> And then turns out she has magical power cuz she's a Volven and then it's like very historical feels accurate

And then you follow this girl just like go into adulthood and between magic and this and it's like a nine book series. >> Did you read all of them? >> Yes

And I had like my bonus mom like get them from the library and I she's like, "Nobody ever ever checked this one out besides you and your two friends." and we're like obsessed

It became like my whole personality for so long and I just got the whole series cuz she found them on like a flea market cuz they don't really it's not a thing I don't think it ever did well enough to get outside of Scandinavia

So but I now have them all and I I'm so nervous to reread them because I don't know if I've put them in a head cuz I I was in a head space like I was 13 reading my first like kind of adult book. >> Yeah. >> Definitely a little too young to read it but I was like what is that? >> That's so cute

I feel like for me I like was kind of the opposite like I was forced I don't know if the schooling is the same in Scandinavia but they like forced us to read like The Giver and then there was like two or three other books but like when someone's forcing you to read a book you don't Yeah, you don't enjoy it no matter how good of a book it is

I'm sure The Giver is a great read

Me at the age of what I was probably a freshman sophomore them forcing us to read it I was like this is just killing the >> Plus you usually have to keep this pace of the class and like I'm going to be reading one chapter this week and you're like okay cool. >> Yeah and that's like that really killed my vibe for reading and then when I had COVID in 2020 I keep saying like when I had COVID but like whatever

Um I picked up Crave by Tracy Wolff which is like a vampire werewolf like crazy book um and I was like oh my god they write [ __ ] like this this is awesome and then ever since then I've read an absurd amount of books I'm not going to lie to you. >> I swear what happened is that every cuz I was the kind of girl who would read like fan fics

Like I was on like Wattpad and like there was there was not enough material for me to consume. >> Hm. >> Cuz like you would get like one fantasy book two fantasy book and maybe it was also like just me being in Denmark and like it was harder to find unless I was like am I like old school enough you had to go to the library

Yeah

They wasn't like online available at all times and now like any Tik Tok I'm like my TBR list is like beyond I I'll never be done

Um me too. >> [sighs] >> But growing up I would like go to library trying to figure out so there was never enough so then I discovered Wattpad on the internet and I was like >> [gasps] >> fantasy fan fics

I swear all those girls are now old enough to write their own books and that's what you're seeing

That that is what this explosion is my theory

Um and I'm like I'm so excited

I think it's so fun. >> I know

I've even been like obviously I'm I'm on BookTok and clearly you are too

And I feel like just everyday I'm finding like a new book that's coming out that's like in the same like dystopian like Veronica Roth who's the author of Divergent just announced like her new book and I'm like I'm loving this

I don't know what's happening but I'm loving it. >> I try and make a rule right now like but it's so hard like please don't start another series that's not done. >> [laughter] >> Because like I the amount of things I've started that's I have to wait for this and then I'm we'll have to reread it anyway to like catch up because they all kind of get blurred. >> I know

Which we'll talk about A Court of Thorns and Roses because I saw that you were rereading it and I'm like I've only reread one book in my life and that was Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard and that was just because that book gave me a fix that I'm not going to say no other book but not a lot of books can give me that like obsession with a character and like the love triangle

I'm not a huge love triangle girl but that one >> That's the only one that's kind of worked out for me. >> Yeah

We're on like >> Normally I don't like it. >> Oh cuz the plot twist in it and anyways um not going to spoil it but for the viewers

Um but in one way that we are different is you read multiple books at a time and that I find crazy cuz I'm like a serial monogamist

I'll read one book at a time and I have to read it until I'm finished and that where it that's where my rule comes in of if I don't finish a book within like I'll do like a week a week and a half I'll be like you know what I need to finish or I'm I'm either going to finish it immediately, or I'm never going to finish it

Um so, walk me through like the concept of reading four books at a time

Like, what? [laughter] Why? >> Well, that's also like I think the more abs I sometimes have to like give myself weeks where I'm not allowed to read because it can get a little obsessive

And then I'm like lost in my universes

That's where like the multiple books comes in because or just like even mood reading

I'm such a mood reader

Sometime I get really hooked on a fantasy, but they can also be a little heavy if the world building is like super intense

And for me, I need like a proper head space for that

Um I need to be like not distracted as much because I tend to just like I can't listen to that stuff in like the car

I will just start watching a movie. >> Yeah. >> And then all of a sudden I'm like, wait. >> I'm I need to be driving. >> Yes, I should focus on traffic

That's where I like the more like, oh, I would like to learn about this topic

Like, so like everything from parenting books

Like, currently I'm reading um Tell Me Where It Hurts

And it's about the concept how we've never thought about pain as a whole body experience and not just physical, emotional, but it actually all connects. >> Mhm. >> That one is I usually have more of an audiobook cuz I can listen to that and it's more factual versus like there's not like this video going on. >> Mhm. >> And then what do you get? There's also the option for smut

But then sometimes they get so smutty that I'm like, okay, I need to put It's gotten to like But those are so easy for me to pick up, put down. >> Mhm. >> I agree cuz I don't I feel like with that you don't need to be that locked in like where it's a fantasy book where you have to like >> like watching a Hallmark movie, too, sometimes

You like, you know what's going You know what's happening

You know instantly when she meets the guy and you're like, And it's like you know the story

It's like it's so predictable, but it also like there's something comforting about that

And then sometimes these books go so dark that I I a palate cleanser

And I [clears throat] need like a full just like >> rom-com >> Mhm

It's just >> So like a rom-com is your palate cleanser always? >> Not always

Like I just got told now I'm about to finish Alchemized. >> Yeah. >> And I thought it was going to be darker than it is cuz I read Manacled as a fanfic back then. >> I don't know what Manacled is

Is that like >> is what it's based So she's This is was a massive fanfic >> Oh, okay. >> about what happens after Harry Potter

So Voldemort wins. >> Oh, I did hear about that. >> Yes. >> dead Hermione and Malfoy now >> Interesting. >> it's like a mix of dystopian after war after war meets Handmaid's Tale. >> Huh. >> It's very dark

It's like I remember the first time I picked it up I almost like had to put it down cuz like I am this uncomfortable. >> Huh. >> Yes. >> And that's the actual book or that's the fanfic? >> No, that was a fanfic

So now she wrote wrote her own It did so well that somebody wanted her to publish the story, but obviously she can't copyright

So she's built her entire own magical system now. >> Huh. >> Instead of like and it's like you can feel certain personality trait but it's very different

And then this is definitely been toned down

I was like And I was like to my friend, "This is so dark." I was like, "It's not I mean it's dark but it's not there yet." I was like And then I started reading I was like, "Oh, okay." And I had been like putting this off cuz I was like not in the right headspace for like really deep dark aggressive stuff um where I'm like This [clears throat and laughter] is so aggressive that I'm like >> See for me with those, I can't really read too dark of My best friend Emma is also a very avid reader like me but she reads like the deep dark like crazy like Hunting Adeline like crazy books and >> I haven't gotten to Hunting Adeline yet

I'm a little worried but >> she's told me like I just can't read that because and I'll always like check a book through her if it is a dark book, she'll she's probably have she's probably had read it

So I'll check it and I'll be like, "Hey, I'm thinking reading this book

Like, do you think it's going to be too much for me?" And she'll give me a very like honest yes or no

And I really appreciate that I have that in a friend. >> Well, that's nice

Also, that you know your limits. >> Yeah, cuz I'm very aware

Cuz sometimes it's happened to me a few times where like this I was reading Oh my god, I can't remember the name of the book. >> checking the trigger warnings? >> Yeah, it was like a crazy [snorts] dark book

And the cover just did not give dark

Like, it came very like cute

Yeah

And I started reading it and I was on the beach in Hawaii

And I actually like it was so intense

I was like, "I just need to never touch this book again." I closed it and I just put it to the side and I was like yeah, I'm I'm okay

It was like um she fell in love with like her captor

She got like kidnapped

And all this crazy stuff happened to her

And then she started falling in love with him

And I was like, "I just don't think I can read a book like this

That's like a little too >> But, it's funny somehow it works in fantasy. [clears throat] >> Yeah, and sometimes >> Like, he's allowed to like murder her whole family and like string her up and like really torture her and like but what I like about fantasy [laughter] that you don't get in romance they will never cheat. >> Yeah. >> They will do everything

They will murder your parents

They will like lock you up, kidnap you

They will torture your whole village

They'll be like a mass murderer

But, they will never cheat cuz you are theirs. >> Yeah

And there's like that obsession obsession between the two. >> And they'll stalk you and like all the red flags are there and they don't work in real life

But, somehow in fantasy the red flags are a little bit more like if he has wings, it's fine. >> [laughter] >> If he has wings, he's fine. >> [gasps] >> It's just like because he's a vampire, it's like his nature

You know, he's aggressive

Um but, that doesn't work for me

And I can't do dark books in real with the real people. >> What do you mean by that? >> Like, I can't do like a romance that has no magical element with red flags

Then I'm like, that's just messed up. >> Mhm, I would agree with that. >> a human, absolutely not

If he's not a vampire. >> If he's It's like out of my face. >> Slight animal and there's a reason for it and like I don't know. >> Oh my god, that's I feel like I talk about that all the time and especially when I started Booked and Busy I would like go through I would really be thinking about the themes of book books. >> You can't say them out loud sometimes. >> Yeah, I'd be thinking to myself and I'm like this is extremely messed up

Like what [laughter] the [ __ ] And the way I'm just reading it in my bed and I'm like >> You ever get that where they're like somebody who doesn't really read books like so what are you reading about? You're like >> I can't really tell you or you're just you're going to think I'm insane. >> Yeah, and you're trying to like rebrand it to like something palpable because if you say it out loud you're just like >> I'm even now questioning my own sanity. >> Like oh my gosh, yeah that's happened to me so many times when and especially when they're non-readers and you're having to like awkwardly explain like Fourth Wing or like act like even like a basic book

I'm like I sound insane

I'm talking about a fairy and a vampire

I'm like this just doesn't work

I need to shut up

So I want to talk about Binding 13 because >> I really just finished it

Have you finished Keeping 13? >> Yeah, literally just finished Keeping 13. >> Okay, so I'm going to start it

My first question Okay, well for a little backstory of people who haven't read Binding 13 Binding 13 is the first book in the Boys of Tommen series and it's by Chloe Walsh and Binding 13 is quite light, I would say. >> It's I didn't realize how light until I like started reading it and then my entire FYP was like >> Yeah, [clears throat] wait literally the same thing to me

I am getting a bunch of spoilers which I don't like. >> I swear it's connected to like your TikTok knows what you pick up. >> I feel like it also just listens to us. >> Yeah, that's it. >> So that's my thing cuz I was talking about it with a lot of my friends cuz one of my other really good friends, Ella, she has read this entire series twice

It's her favorite series. >> Really? >> recommended it to me. >> It's very young. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> I usually haven't but then I also kind of like make them older in my head where this is so high school >> Mhm. >> that I was like Okay, this is very young

And at first I wasn't going to pick it up, but then Clara Walsh, who's somehow become like if she likes a book, I tend to like it, too

Uh, I have a few people on BookTok where I'm like, oh, when they mention something we're usually the same. >> Mhm

Well, transparently, I had finished a book on a plane, and I wanted to keep reading

I was like in the headspace to keep on going

And so I get on my Kindle, and the only thing I had downloaded was Binding 13

So I was like, well, it's this or nothing

So I just started reading it, and within the first like 30 pages I was hooked

I was like, oh, what kind of what kind of stuff is she putting in this [ __ ] And so then I just was attached to it

I was like, now I have to finish it

But it's like 600 or 700 pages, and yeah, it took me through a freaking whirlwind

Anyways, for people who haven't read it, it's a love story between Shannon and Johnny

And Shannon's like this small, quaint, like easily breakable girl, and Johnny is like the captain of the rugby team. >> Classic. >> Yeah. >> Classic. >> And but the book and her writing style and like the yearning, well, it's a love book a love romance book, and it's kind of the story of Johnny and Shannon kind of coming together, and they're not really enemies to lovers. >> No, that's actually what I really liked about it

It's like it's not that they're that mean to each other

He's actually kind of awesome to her really early on and sees that she has some like messed up background, and he can't figure out why she seems like someone he must rescue. >> Yeah, which I I've never read a book like that, and the yearning was very addicting because for me a slow burn, I normally can't read slow burns cuz it's like >> You're like, I want you, but this is it

We're waiting. >> Yeah, I'm like, let's get it on

You know what I mean? >> Oh, see, I like it when it takes three books to get there. >> Really? See, I'm like an action girl

I'm like, give me like that's why ACOTAR a little too slow for me

So Throne of Glass would be better for me. >> For the love story, no. >> Okay, but for the paceness or the fast >> The pace

This is the hardest book to explain to people cuz it's my Roman Empire

It's one of my favorite series of all time once you're done with the whole thing

It's tough to get through the first two. >> Yeah. >> Then it gets like interesting to like people debate when to read Assassin's Blade. >> Mhm. >> Then it gets really good for like a book or two. >> Okay. >> And then you're like, what the >> [snorts] >> Then you have to like really get through another book, but like >> Mhm. >> And then it gets like the last two books are some of my favorite books I've ever read. >> Mhm. >> And then when you look back, you like you get why you had to go through so much because like when it all like ends, it's so emotionally invested. >> Mhm. >> And the character built and like the amount of like I've never seen female characters be allowed to be so flawed and be so built and the fact that she started writing reading this writing this when she was 16 blows my mind. >> And I probably think about that series like weekly. >> Mhm. >> Yet I don't know how to explain to people that like there's a lot of books you might almost DNF. >> Mhm. >> But please don't

Like make it through all the way to the end, but it's a it's a huge commitment for like not every book being like brilliant. >> Mhm. >> And that's what literally my best friend says the exact same thing to me

She's like >> Trust the process. >> Yeah

She cuz same thing for her like those are her Roman Empire

Like she thinks about those every day

She was in a book slump for a year

She couldn't She tried to pick up so many different books, but nothing gave her like the same like obsession that she had. >> Oh, it was really tough after

After finishing that, I was like >> Yeah

And that's my thing

I'm like, do I really need to like I like where I'm at with reading, you know? I'm like I don't want to not read for 6 months afterwards. >> So before Okay, we're going to get into ACOTAR, but so my last question about um binding or I guess the Boys of Tommen, number one is do you think you'll finish all the books in the series? >> I think I will, but I think I'll take them in chunks. >> Yeah, that's >> Cuz knowing that the next one is a different couple, >> Mhm. >> I was like, "Oh." I wasn't like ready to let them go, but Keeping 13 almost was like it could have ended a lot sooner. >> Interesting. >> We begin a lot of like extra story. >> Okay. >> Where I'm like and I get it, but that's when I got a little slow for me and like the drama was sort of like got into a point where you figure out if it's good or bad or not and then it's like this is why sometimes like real human books get just a too real life. >> Mhm. >> And I'm like, "Okay, where is my castles? Where are my fire? Like Where's my magic?" [laughter] Cuz even when they're they're struggling, they're struggling, you know, on a horseback. >> Yeah, on a >> [laughter] >> horseback. >> And so like there's definitely like everything about Binding 13 was so fast-paced for me and like I loved it

Um and then it's almost like we get the ending a little too soon in Keeping 13 and then there's extra, but I think it's probably really important for like the wrap-up the character and the setup and like you can tell the way there's it felt like the the ending of Keeping with Keeping 13 very much I'm like, "Oh, there's so many like unques- like about the other characters." Where I'm like, "Oh, there's definitely backstories." Oh, there's definitely They're definitely They're all probably messed up somehow. >> Mhm. >> So, but I wasn't ready for who she picked as her next Mhm. person. >> Cuz isn't it it's Joey and Alfie? >> Yes

And I was just not ready for Joey yet for some reason

I wanted one of the other kids. >> Which I feel like from what I've seen on social media cuz I get spoilers all the time

Apparently Joey's is really dark and apparently Lizzie's is really dark. >> No, Lizzie's seems like cuz you get told so little and so many hints are just like not okay

You're like, "Uh-huh, love." But I definitely will

But I Now there was a good break

I usually when I read a lot of books in ones, I try and be good about like wrapping them up

So like I'm almost done with my round of five. >> Wait

So right now I'm >> them all at the same time? >> ish >> Okay. >> I kind of start once I'm done everything, I start one and then all of a sudden I'm not in a mood for like how dark the chapter went

So now I'm like go to something lighter. is like, "Oh my god." And I'm like, "Ooh, what is this?" And then I'm two chapters in and I'm like, "Oh no, no, no." Like that's how it happened to me with The Poison Daughter

I was like And then I just swallowed a whole book

It's very like if you're a fan of um From From Blood and Ash. >> Mhm. >> It's a short It's almost feels like a one It's like a one book, which I like that it was like a um one-off

I try and always have one that's like not a full series commitment. >> I agree

I just read a one-off book

Like honestly pretty fast

It was called To Cage a Wild Bird. >> Oh, I've been told that was good. >> I saw it on TikTok and I was like, "Oh, sign me up." And it's basically like The Hunger Games, but like more gruesome

It's pretty gru- pretty It's not I wouldn't say if dark's the right word, but there's like a lot more Well, I guess The Hunger Games is pretty gnarly

But it's not that bad

Like it's Yeah, I don't really know how to say it without like getting way too into it

But >> is like messed up from the situation what it is. >> Yeah. >> But at the end of the day they don't go too detailed in the murders and torture. >> in the book they go really deep and really into it, which is a little much for Olivia

When I was reading it, I was like >> Well, you might if you I don't know how smart you want as well

But The Poison Daughter was like a good They're instant like it's it was very fast-paced. >> Okay. >> But it was also weirdly predictable if you read From Blood and Ash. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was like, "Oh, they just like condensed condensed one of them into the other." a little bit. >> Okay, well now let's talk about A Court of Thorns and Roses cuz you're rereading. >> Yes, I just finished all of them. >> You finished it. >> Yes. >> How long does that take you? >> Well, this was a reread, so this was a mix of reading it and audiobook. >> Okay

And how So how long? >> [clears throat] >> It takes me a day or two per book

Yeah, I have an issue

I know, I know. >> Wait. >> I also listen to it three times speed, so >> Oh, wait

What? >> I know

I built a Like especially if I If I slightly know the book, it's like so easy. >> How? >> With audiobooks, especially ever since I became a mom, it's like a perfect My daughter goes to bed or something and I put the audiobook in and I get all my chores done and I'm not bored doing all that because I have a movie going and I can do all these manual tasks that I don't have to use brain space for. >> See, that's why like I'm not a huge audiobook book girl, but if I'm like cleaning around my apartment or something, I will like blast it on speaker and then I always get noise complaints from my neighbor cuz they're like, "What are you listening to?" >> Now, the worst is if someone texts you while you're reading an audiobook. >> Oh, and then it says it out loud. >> All of a sudden it goes, "Husband is letting you all And I'm like, "What is this slowness?" [laughter] And it's like this slow talking to you like, "Oh my god, it takes 5 minutes to read this one sentence." >> [laughter] >> That's crazy

I've listened to I listened to Lightlark by Alex Aster on I did a mix between audiobook and reading in real life, but I could only listen to it like at 1.5 speed. 3x I can't really >> Well, not every book is three It depending on like like Binding 13 was hard because he has a Scottish or Irish or something accent

I was like, "Whoa, okay, my English is not good enough for this." So got to like slow this one down a little bit. >> Does he in the um audiobook do they have an accent? >> Yeah, heavy. >> Oh. >> Uh-huh

Um cuz they're all from uh that part of the England. >> Yeah

Scotland? >> I just kind of lumped it up

I know that's so bad, but like in my head I was like "Yeah yeah." >> [laughter] >> A thing is like Dublin >> Oh, yeah

Oh, yeah

Yeah, because it could double like, yeah

Okay, yeah. >> Um, Dublin

But yeah, what's so nice about like obviously this is also like expensive way of doing it but if you have the Kindle plus the Kindle audio they sync

So, if you pick up one place from the other that they would just like continue. >> I didn't know that that was a thing. >> you plug in start reading exactly where you left off

So, you don't have to like go back and like find it. >> Yeah, cuz that's my thing cuz I listen to Spotify audiobooks and then I read the book but my only thing is that I have to figure out where I am. >> Then you have to like end it on a chapter

Well, I'll like put a book down like mid-sentence. >> Me, too

Once I'm done I'm like, "Okay, I'm going to read." I always read before I go to sleep and then I'll just be like I'll literally read until I'm falling asleep and then I'll just be like this and I'll just fall asleep

So, no

Probably not the best way to go about it but anyways, was there anything that you paid attention to extra while rereading A Court of Thorns and Roses there points in time where you were like, "Oh, this was foreshadowing before I even realized it was foreshadowing." >> I mean she does a ton of foreshadowing I feel like and I think it's so impressive to like this is also why I highly recommend you read all [snorts] the books and all the series because they do do do a little bit of dish

Yeah

Um, so you'll get a deeper understanding like once you read Throne of Glass you're like, "Oh my god, the foreshadowing for A Court of Thorns and Roses Just at least one big big spoiler. >> So, Throne of Glass lives in the same universe as A Court of Thorns and Roses? >> So, that's the theory is we don't know

It kind of feels like and if they do they live on parallel universes

For sure

Yeah. >> Um, >> [clears throat] >> I can't fully but they must live in similar timelines. >> Mhm. >> Um, because they visit. >> Cuz they what? >> They like marble up. >> Do ever do characters ever cross over? You're not going to tell me? Are you serious? >> to know? You want to know? I mean, what how else would I know what A Court of Thorns and Roses is if there wasn't like a hint something in >> Okay

I guess you're right. >> But like you don't want to stand in when you're reading Throne of Glass

Even in A Court of Thorns and Roses like rereading Throne of Glass I was like, "Oh my god, I didn't catch on." >> Mhm. >> And then now I would say like I like the characters way more the second time around. >> In In A Court of Thorns and Roses or in Throne or both? >> Both

Because like there's something about like understanding why they're flawed that you you come with like an understanding like I don't have full rose-colored glasses about recent

I'm like, "Oh, he also messes up and does some things, but it actually made him more believable that he also is a little plus he's fae, so they have like some possessive >> characters >> things and yeah, and like we can't expect them to act like humans. >> I guess that makes a valid point

In her new books that are coming out cuz what six six The sixth book and the seventh book are coming out in A Court of Thorns and Roses, right, this year? >> Yes

No, so it's October 27th and January I forget. >> That's a That's a long time away. >> So long

This is what I mean by like but I can't imagine having like read Throne of Glass after it came out because this spoiler >> waiting for each of them

Yeah, so that's fine. >> curious of where she's going to go with it

Not it drives me nuts that I don't know who she's point of perspective from. >> Is that something you're looking for in the sixth book that it will reveal? >> Yes

I want to know who is in the next story

Like I want to know like who are we talking like who is telling us the next story? Whose perspective are we getting? >> Cuz in the Throne of Glass series is it all from different perspectives? >> No, no

So in Well, no, Throne of Yes, Throne of Glass it's like Game of Thrones

It's like multiple perspective

But then in A Court of Thorns and Roses you've been following Feyre for a long time and then you follow Nesta

And Nesta and Cassian all of a sudden

So you got two perspective and you got a few chapters with like recent So like she's definitely going into multiple perspective where it was like solely fit favor for a long time

So, I'm very curious to see if like do Nesta get to like wrap up her story next cuz I would love love more Nesta? >> Yeah. >> Um or do we finally get to hear from Elain? Is she going to go with sisters? Or is she going to do a full male perspective and change? Or is she like going to pull a throne of glass and pick a characters that Now we have to really follow a different story >> Yeah, interesting. >> she's saying this is one big story

So, that's going to be in like >> All comes together. >> four section and like the first is like one or two and then the next is like >> Yeah. >> So, like she's read that as like a That means we have to wait another

But that's a fair

She like gave us two years and I was came out with two books. >> Yeah, she she's putting them out at once. >> But I prefer when I would rather authors take their time to like write >> Mhm. >> as much as I hate as a reader >> Mhm. >> versus like some of these authors rushing out with stuff

I'm like, I would have rather wait a year and it was great versus like I can tell you were told to push this too quick. >> And see that's like what I like to talk about authors cuz I'm like, how much of that is their fault and how much of that is the publishing house or the is the publishing house forcing them to get a book by a certain date? Or is it on their timeline where they're like, no this book is not ready to be published

It's almost there, but it definitely needs some work. >> I mean there's probably give and take and there's probably what you sign and what you do and all of a sudden like, this is your momentum

You need to be out within >> I know. >> this and people are printing books so quick right now

I'm like, holy >> I know

Like I had Alex Asteron, she was my first guest and I'm a huge fan of her writing style

It's like a perfect mixture between like a Sarah J

Maas and like I like to describe her as an A Court of Thorns and Roses but fast-paced

Like Light Lark, like there's enough that's going on to understand

I mean there's [clears throat] a lot going on to understand, but it's just like condensed and I feel like she doesn't go into like what color of the carpet is or like what color the wall are

Like what is the castle >> would hate Lord of the Rings. >> Yeah

Well, I'm watching um >> Because Lord of the Rings there was like a hundred pages where they kept walking through the forest and now I'm I'm even like Okay, my guy my my guy

I know you you love to describe your universe and I get it

You made a whole whole like language >> Yeah. >> But can we leave this forest at this point? Like I know every leaf color literally. >> So that's my thing with her, but she is she's not a new author, but her books have like just kind of gotten the attention that they deserve and she's like it's crazy before you publish a book, you should have the second one already done

You should be like pretty much done with the third one and it like she released star side which is right there

That came out a month ago maybe. >> Because I always thought about that

Wouldn't you want almost to have it fully done? Plus people also start fan theory

Like how do you get rid of like not ruining your story because like >> Exactly. >> fan fictions and theories and where things go and how do you not get I would have to like lock myself up or like be done with the story and then still lock myself up because like oh no, that was actually a great angle

I should have thought of that. >> Literally

What Alex does she says that she has the end to her story already figured out and she'll never change the ending, but if fan like fiction comes in, she'll like she's altered things in between in her stories cuz she's like wait, I actually really like that

Let me try to like finesse this into the story line, but I think it's like good that they have the overarching finalized fully wrapped up thing at the end. >> I also might think my favorite books is like I've read so many now >> Mhm. >> that if I can still be surprised >> Mhm. >> I'm like And that's not trying to like who wrote them, but like there are just only so many stories to be told and you're like I know where this is going. >> Literally. >> But I also kind of love that

I love that it's like >> the comfort of it

Yeah, there was one >> Like that's why like a it gets predictable, but I really like Fairy Tail

I was very surprised with how much I like Fairy Tail because it was kind of a I guess it's set up like a little bit like a horror, but not really

Cuz it's not I don't find books scary necessarily

But I also don't know if I've really read scary books

I read one book and it was about a her romance between a ghost and a real person and I had to put it down cuz it was a getting a little too realistic

And then [clears throat] I was like I just don't I don't want to think about the fact that there could be a ghost in my bedroom right now. >> Yeah, I've had yeah, fair

Fair, fair. >> I want to do a fan casting of A Court of Thorns and Like the first four characters

Not well not first four characters, but like and I also can't pronounce their names

Freya Freya Freya Freya That's another thing with audiobooks. >> Oh, >> At least they like let you know what they're cuz they are always wrong in my head and I just kind of I don't even know if I make a sound

I just like That's what I do

I kind of >> I just read the name and I'm like, yeah. >> Yeah, like and then somebody says it out loud and I'm like, who? >> [laughter] >> My thing with Book Talk when people say their names and I'm like, oh. >> Yeah. >> Like Rhysand Rhysand >> Apparently I'm supposed to know that cuz it's a real name

Rhys Rhys Rhys I still find Rhys more. >> Yeah, cuz then people will pronounce it Rhys and then I'm just like I fully >> [clears throat] >> like when I would read it I was just thinking sand

Like when I would read it I was just thinking sand

So I was just thinking sand sand like >> That was his name

That's why I'm not the best thing, but you know

So I'm sure I'm sure they're going to make this a TV thing. >> Okay, actually hot take that I don't know if most people agree with

I don't think it should be a real life action movie. >> Really? >> it to be a like cartoon. >> Oh, like a cartoon

Wow. >> want that there's nothing that'll be good enough unless they like draw it on paper. >> I agree

Wow

I actually never thought about it that. >> I wanted to be like full arcane kind of like give me that universe of like draw it for me. >> So then I guess it wouldn't be fan Oh, we can [clears throat] still do the fan cast. >> No, no, I would totally it is most likely going to be real cast, but I just know that I'm going to be like that's not what they look like, but like none of us are going to agree

And it's so hard because I would want a fan cast her look. >> Mhm. >> But then I'm like they're not an actor, so like they can't be picked because they should also know how to act. >> Because this cannot be like cheesy acting

Like you have to have people who like >> who are so into it and like I'm watching Game of Thrones for the first time right now and like the acting in it I'm like these are such theater kids

Like they are really getting into it in a way that just like I don't think I feel like they would all have to method act because I'm like how do you just snap out of being a Lannister, you know what I mean? I'm like what? >> I also what I love about Game of Thrones is that they generally seem like fans. >> Mhm. >> Which is my biggest pet peeve with Twilight cuz I don't know what happened to that movie

Like but I still love [clears throat] to watch it

Don't get me wrong

It's like a guilty pleasure. >> Mhm. >> But I hated that none they're all not fans

Like they all seem like oh embarrassed that they did it

Whenever I see interviews with any of them they're like Like I love an actor who's a proper fan

That's why Henry Cavill could do any movie for me cuz he's such a nerd and he kind of has the look, but like he loved The Witcher because he was like disagreeing with how off script they went

I was like yeah

Like I I love that

Like I prefer that they're like obsessed with their character and stay true to script because as a book first movie later, I get annoyed when you don't do little details

Like in Twilight they got the curtain color in her bedroom wrong and they spent a whole chapter kind of like describing why

Like I'm like it's not that difficult to just get that color right. >> Yeah, I agree

I'm Did you watch um or I guess read The Deal by Elle Kennedy? >> No. >> It's coming out

It's like honestly like similar to this, but like it's kind of like the way I describe it is like a straight heated rivalry

It's like a college town

They're all hockey players, and then like each of the books follow a different couple. >> Mhm. >> And I watched the first two episodes

And like same thing, like they brought in enough from the book that I'm like, "Okay, respect." But I hate when you watch a book adaptation and there's like the plot's still the same, but like nothing else is the same

I'm like, "You didn't even cast the right people." Like they Like you in the book, this was like a tall Italian man and you casted like a little white boy

I'm like, "What?" >> [laughter] >> No, I can imagine watching I never read The Vampire Diaries cuz I didn't realize there were books first. >> Oh, I didn't Oh, is that The Vampire Academy? No, that's a different series. >> No, that's a different one. >> Okay. >> I think [clears throat] they tried to make that

There's a really bad >> I watched it

Yeah

No, I love it. >> I like that stuff

When it's like a little cringe and terrible cuz I read the book first

And then on my birthday, my 21st birthday actually, um I just really wanted to watch like a crazy vampire thing, so we found that

And it was so cringe, but so perfect

I was like "Thanks guys." >> No, no

There There's like That was my me and Mortal Kombat

Like Those books were great

And then like the all the re-adaptation was like It's also That's the thing

Sometimes these books don't work with humans or like in real life

And I'm just like there's a reason why I can't say this stuff out loud

You just got to be like in the universe

It makes sense right here

It doesn't make sense when we try to make it too real. >> [laughter] >> I agree. >> get nervous with ACOTAR, but yeah, I think apparently Vampire Diaries the the hair color of the main girl is wrong

Like it There's so many things and she doesn't end up with the right the same >> brother or whatever it is. >> Yeah, and like there's so many like things where I'm like, "Oh." Or I just have to be like, "Okay, these are two separate entities and I got to walk away." >> Yeah, I'm not good at that. >> No, I get very like upset. >> So for Feyre, [snorts] Feyre? >> Yes. >> So for Feyre, who do you think would be or who do you think would be a good actress? >> Like >> or person? I think anyone

I don't know if you remember what Barbara Palvin wore at the last VS show

They even gave her basically fake ears

I think she looks exactly what I >> Or the the sheer one? >> She had like a sheer brown dress and the back was the back down and then they gave her these like and I was like that's my favorite. >> [laughter] >> Like I think she and she's 5'9, she's perfect like height color maybe they might have to lighten her hair tiny bit but like look wise >> [snorts] >> I just like at age like I just think she would be so appropriate for that and she has that perfect mix of like cute and pretty and hot and just like but obviously haven't seen her act so like don't know if that's but yeah if I can like >> do a look thing mine would be Emilia Clarke from like peak Game of Thrones

Interesting

Mother of Dragons like with the blonde hair

Like I know not it doesn't really fit >> at all >> Yeah but like for me >> but with the acting wise >> Yeah like the acting wise that's where I'm coming from like mother >> It's funny I don't find her naive enough and I'm not saying like with the Barbara but like she doesn't have like she's almost too like I would almost rather cast her as Morgan. >> Really? >> Cuz she's so powerful in the way she like >> Yeah but I feel like cuz she's such a good actress she could embody like the naiveness. >> That's what that was where I was coming from. >> And then she's so tiny. >> Mhm. >> And she's finally a tall girl character

Yeah

I'm not like dismissing you I'm just saying >> [gasps] >> a little bit. >> So for Rhysand Rhysand what >> hardest one but for me he has to be non white

There's that entire court is so like like Arabian night kind of vibe the way the clothes they would describe it the way he's kind of dark like so he's come up in my fan cast a lot and I'm like thinking, I forgot what his name is

Uh he's Turkish actor

You got Look it up

Look it up. 2 seconds

He I mean >> Can you pull that >> But look at this. >> Oh, okay. >> Like look at this

Like that kind of to me like the that's and then he has light eyes

Like you make them purple

Sorry. >> Make [laughter] them purple. >> Oh my little one. >> With the purple eyes on. >> I'm just saying that and I need them to be a man

Please do not give me a teenager

Do not give me a little kid

And he's like six something

Like and he's like masculine enough that I can He's been alive for 500 years. >> I honestly really agree with that

Um or the guy from 365 365 Michael Michele Morrone

Yeah, I'm like that also kind of gives like the >> Also crazy movie but like >> So good

It it made sense

You know [laughter] what I mean? >> I was like, yeah, of course. >> Now for Tamlin, who do you think? >> I want him to be like a Scandinavian blond guy

Like I think that he needs to be like one of those Swedish actors

Like There's also a few model like It's it's hard because like from book one, he needs to be hot enough that you find him attractive

But he also needs to be a little slimy so it doesn't work later but maybe he just Yeah, it's cuz like I'm so bad with names. >> You're so fine. >> Uh but this Swedish actor Chris Mason Christopher Mason like I don't know if he's an actor I think he's just a model

But he if he was >> I've seen him before. >> Like if he was blond and long hair And he like his body's insane

I feel like he could again, he's not an actor though

So like I can't just like base on looks. >> Mine I thought of Austin Butler. >> That would I actually No, I actually think that would really work

Cuz I feel like he kind of gives Little young though. >> Yeah

But this is like my dream

You know what I mean? I'm like, if if he buffed up, totally

If he like >> got massive. >> Really ripped

Yeah

Ripping [laughter] those protein shakes five times a But I could see Yeah

No, no

That works

I like that

And then who do you think for Lucien? Luci- Lucien? Well, he has to be like mixed, right? Because dad is Helion. >> Mhm. >> He doesn't fit age-wise, but have you seen Grey's Anatomy? >> Yeah. >> You know that um Avery? I feel like he might have aged out of the role a little bit. >> Mhm

But I could see that. >> Like he wasn't as dark in my head in the beginning until I realized his dad is that dark and then I had to like readjust in my head. >> Mhm. >> Um >> What about like Tyrique Withers? Who's that? >> Oh

Hold on

He's kind of like just having his like acting >> Yeah, please cuz like Lucien is hard for me. >> Plus you have to be good like There we go. >> With gold eyes, red hair, and brown skin. >> [gasps] >> Like this isn't it. >> Yes, I could totally Yes. >> He's tall

He's like I actually don't know how tall he is, but he seems tall. >> But he's just had a like a few acting debuts

Or I guess not debuts is not the right word cuz he's been in a lot of stuff. >> But see like that's kind of what I'm going for like that light skin, like light eyes, like that totally could work with that auburn red hair and like long The red hair. >> they all just have to be like ripped and like That's what I mean

Like they have to be such perfect specimen of humans that it's almost like unfair to cast anyone else

Humans. >> Yeah, I agree

Um so to wrap up the ACOTAR section, what is like the worst thing that Sarah J

Maas could do to you with the sixth and seventh book coming out? Like the part you would be so disappointed if she did that to you. >> Or just tell everyone. >> I mean, I don't think she would ever do it, but like a lot of fan people think Rhysand isn't as like that he's been manipulating her the whole time. >> Aw. >> And that to me would be like That's just like don't waste like 80 bucks for Amren and then like the guy is not perfect. >> Mhm

Cuz like he has flaws, but like I I love it

No, um the worst she could do would be like completely right now just like hit me with like a side character we've barely heard anything about and start this whole another cuz I would probably love it, but like I want to stay with the people we know

Um and I also hope that I know that Ne- Okay, this is going to be a spoiler, but like >> That's okay. >> that Nesta gave up basically her entire power as well and she loves for these girls to just give up their powers and I um Um I hate when that happens

That's why I want more of Nesta's story cuz I would be so sad if Nesta's just done cuz I feel like she was such a powerful and like debatable characters and so many people are so conflicted on what they feel about her and I think that makes her super interesting. >> Hm

I have seen a lot of like fan stuff about that on TikTok before about how people hope that Nesta [clears throat] has a further conversation within herself because they don't think how she got treated was correct. >> No, and I I feel like at the end it's like she finally connects a little bit and like gives it all up and like there's something and like but if that's just it like the build-up of what I feel like she has potential to be um [clears throat] even Amren is just like now she says how like I don't want to like yeah

And it made like Yeah, there there's a lot of loose ends like I don't know enough about Morgan's power

Like I'm just really but I think not giving Nesta more credit more roles even if she becomes a side character or like deviating or even like yeah, I think like that would be tough for me

What about you? >> I think I would agree with you if she went off on a whole different other character and didn't like wrap up what she's already started if that makes any sense

Cuz I feel like there's so many unanswered questions that people have

And if she just went and veered off completely and didn't answer all of this, unless of course there's going to be like another five books in the series where like those are going to eventually wrap back into this, I feel like that would be the That would be my answer

Yeah, but you never know. >> I also can't tell like if I care enough yet about Elaine to like her be the next book. >> Yeah

I'm not >> quite there, but then again I also want to Ashriel, but I also feel like he deserves something different

Well like I also don't know what I want from this Faded Faded Mate with Lucian cuz I also really freaking love Lucian to get >> his attention. >> Yeah. >> Mhm

Well, we'll find out in a year. >> [laughter] >> Not so long

I just I just wish she would announce at least >> Mhm. >> so I can like start obsessing over >> a certain character. >> Yeah

Just like give me who we're talking about

What's my perspective? Where's Where's Just give me that

I'm sure all the time. >> I wonder if she'll give like a teaser before

I'm sure she will. >> No, no

The her PR team is smart

There's a reason why you're being left hanging

Cuz if you you got all the answers right away and she she could probably like put it out right now and you'd be like, "Oh, okay

Consumed. >> I'm consumed. [laughter] Okay, well that is it for the season 2 premiere

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