Oldish Book Club: Remnant Population

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For this first episode of our new recurring series Oldish Book Club, Dr. Janet and Gregg are joined by Leslie Ross Degnan for a review and conversation about Remnant Population by Elizabeth Moon. What happens when an oldish woman stays behind on an abandoned colony planet?

You can buy Remnant Population on Amazon by clicking here. (if you purchase this or any other book after clicking on this link we get a small commission to help offset our production costs.

Leslie enjoyed years in the classroom, loving picture books with young children. Now, in her oldish years, she spends time writing children’s poetry & picture books, as well as  writing reviews of new picture books. You can find her reviews on Amazon, Good Reads, and Barnes and Noble sites. Leslie also enjoys reading adult literature. When she heard about our podcast, she asked us if we’d be interested in reviewing and discussing grown up books with ‘oldish' characters. We said we were. This is our 1st  book review and conversation with Leslie.

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Thanks to Mye Kaloustian for the music.