Susan gets 400 pages of nothing much, while Mick packs a punch in a noir version of our favorite genre: urban fantasy.

In a special Otherworld edition of Bibliovile, Mick, Sue and special guest Michelle recap the latest bloc of Yasmine Galenorn's D'Artigo sisters to find they all had books about trauma and overcoming it with the help of your family and friends. Real B movie stuff, or not so much.

Sue gets around talking about her gross book, while Mick discusses elementally based vampires. STAR WARS happens, and some of the weirder events come up. Lots of singing, for whatever reason.

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Mick reads a book that is written pretty much like, for, and about the Bible, while Sue gets stuck with a twisty-turny-wiry mess. Probably our most improv-y episode to date.

Mick reads Remembering Everly, which he wishes he could forget, and Sue reads Fantasy Lover, which is EXACTLY what it sounds like it'd be.

It's a short one as Susan gets a steampunk world full of madness and robots and boringness, while Mick gets a bodice ripper that really, really doesn't know when to quit. Share with a friend!

Mick gets his own bonkers book full of dragons and sex, and it's NOT an Otherworld book! Susan picks up a surprisingly good alternate history book, full of Romans and Native Americans and also a Time Criminal.

Mick and Susan are back, actually doing a thing. Mick talks about his favorite TV shows, while Susan takes a trip back in time with a repeat author.

So, we kinda sort didn't even come close to finishing our books for this episode. Instead, Mick and Susan take a look back at the the old books they've received so far. About time they reference something some people won't get!

We're back in Otherworld this week, and joined by Michelle as Mick gets down and dirty, Michelle reads about a haircut, and Susan gets serious.

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