As a Halloween Special we're sharing the audio from an episode of Chris's podcast, Morningside FM, in which Mark joined him for a discussion on Kate Coscarelli's long out of print novelisation of the classic 1979 sci-fi horror film 'Phantasm'. (With a special, newly recorded breakfast section, obviously...) 

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Love vegan recipes? Check out Chloe Coscarelli's cook books at https://www.chefchloe.com/

Happy Halloween!

Happy Hallowe'en! We're journeying into the October Country with a deep dive into Zowie Swan's ghostly novel set in England's Host Haunted House: Chingle Hall in Goosnargh, Lancashire. Buy the book at www.safetypinpublishing.co.uk Listen to Zowie's Chingle Hall playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0yw9Mf7NQdML9Od8RqfGde?si=lAd0lpbNR_O9HTmcOW3DnA&utm_source=copy-link

In our third and final episode on 'The Lord of The Rings' we are joined by the hosts of 'A Sacred Fellowship' to discuss the new Amazon show: The Rings of Power!

Today it's A Book at Second Breakfast as we return to J.R.R. Tolkien’s 'The Lord of the Rings' for the second part of our discussion of the ultimate fantasy novel. Any excuse to eat some of Farmer Maggot's Mushrooms on Toast.

It's September, which means only one thing: it's finally time for us to discuss The Greatest Book Ever Written. Listen to the first part of our discussion of J.R.R. Tolkien’s immortal masterpiece, 'The Lord of the Rings', while we enjoy Beren's Potato Bread and vine tomatoes.

"Perhaps a thing that could be thought to have a multitude of meanings gains strength and importance from the ambiguities?"

Join us as we make the imaginative leap into the ancient mind as we examine the rorschach blot that is Alan Garner's phenomenal 'Boneland'. Happy Pear Breakfast Burrito recipe: https://fb.watch/e1eYH2M4mr/

This month we're eating burnt toast (Charcoal! Good for you!) while we discuss Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane. You can read Neil’s blog about tea here https://bit.ly/3zVjU7P

This month it's all about death and chocolate as we explore Markus Zusak's staggeringly epic 2005 novel.

This month, we're having a book at *brunch* while we drink three pints at lunchtime, discuss all things Douglas Adams and ponder the answer to the ultimate question: why do we English like tea so much?