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The podcast and blog contain original fiction, book and movie reviews, and other nonsense.
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce (00:21:20)
The loose autobiographical fiction of James Joyce at his most palatable in long form, Portrait tells the story of Stephen Dedalus and how he contends with being a human who sees the world differently than those around him.
Ireland's Lucky Lady, Shamrock (00:32:54)
We talk about Ireland's Lucky Lady, the Marvel superhero known as Shamrock.
Oral History - Library Anna, Ghost Librarian (00:18:04)
This episode we will be going on a bit of a bawdy journey into the library archive not meant for children. Sorry for the sound.
My Teacher is an Alien by Bruce Coville (00:35:18)
The library looks at a pre-YA classic about an alien invasion, talks about our favorite alien invasion movies, and discusses some potential ways to stop aliens in their tracks.
The Glove by Fritz Leiber (00:20:16)
After a neighbor's assault, a young man must wrestle with the supernatural possibilities of a glove the attacker left behind.
The Island by Alice Brown (00:24:56)
A man hears a tale of a shipwreck, a legendary island, and a lost love from a survivor of all three.
Square of Canvas by Anthony M. Rud (00:21:26)
A female art student listens to artist Hal Pemberton tell his life story in an insane asylum.
Ruby Bridges Goes to School by Ruby Bridges (00:20:18)
A little girl did a brave thing, and the world should remember to be kind.
Lamb to the Slaughter by Roald Dahl (00:00:00)
Mary kills her husband, and we go through her process.
Episode 3: Neon Gods and Writing Myth Takes (00:39:22)
What would happen if you took the greek myth of Hades and Persephone and made them sex a lot? Neon Gods bursts forth in a spicy story meant for those with little need for plot and big need for sexy brooding waiting around.
Episode 2: Finna and the Quantum Immortality of Dale (00:33:24)
A broken couple battles capitalism through the multiverse while our host talks about how his brother was lost in time and space.Special thanks to @gohomekiki for the recommendation.
Episode 1: F9 and Granny's Spanish Love (00:15:52)
Starting the podcast fresh again, we talk F9: The Fast Saga and my Granny Wendy's lost love in Spain.
Banned TV - X-Files "Home" (00:00:00)
Mulder and Scully fight the Peacock fam and learn what motherhood is all about. Except really disturbing
Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011) (00:40:03)
Mikael and Lisbeth come together to solve a decades old mystery while things get very dark for them.
Little Bill (series) written by Bill Cosby and Varnette P. Honeywood (illus.) (00:27:36)
Several lessons are learned including dealing with bullying, losing something you worked hard for, being a good sport, and not being a rapist.
Hunger Games (2012) (00:57:38)
When a young girl is picked to fight to the death, she does to the detriment of the crazy dystopian society's leader.
Big Hard Sex Criminals written by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky (illus) (00:44:40)
When two people who can stop time after having orgasms start a relationship, things get complicated when they also start robbing banks to save a library.
Zack and Miri Make a Porno (2008) (00:44:10)
When platonic friends need money, the easiest way to get what everyone wants is to make pornography.
Sex is a Funny Word by Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth (illus.) (00:29:07)
This episode we learn about sex and how people get so weird about their bits and bobs and why that matters.
Attack of the Vampire Weenies by David Lubar (00:33:59)
We're talking short stories with bite that kill little kids in this episode that will make you believe mimes can be vampires.
Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss (00:19:35)
This book is just utter nonsense, so I make a bunch of stuff up.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) (00:54:03)
A whole country hated this movie that Hard Rock Cafe strangely supported, a movie about spies fighting for drug use.
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein (00:21:27)
A kid loves this tree and the tree loves the kid back. Then the kid grows up, and the tree gets hacked to pieces.
The Sissy Duckling by Harvey Fierstein and Henry Cole (Illus.) (00:20:37)
A small duck named Elmer does not fit in until a killing spree shows how special he really is.
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd (illus.) (00:29:56)
A rabbit says goodnight and outlasts the librarian who hated it.
