This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mothar and Max Gladstone is our book for Episode 7 of the Book or Treat! Pod!

Tune in to see me forget to do my spooky sound but no music intro and not include it (you can pretend it in your head if you read this) and also I ramble on for way to many minutes about my dying laptop and trying to end the episode, but we also talk about how much this novella influenced me and other stuff. I'm not going to go over absolutely everything I talked about here cause then why tf would you then listen to the episode when you just read it here. Anyways, good topics and rambles inside if you even care.

If only like the main character in this book we are discussing today, my laptop's dying moments are actually a phoenix rising from the ashes and I'm going to wake up tomorrow with my laptop having transitioned into it's true from that is also like still working.

Recorded and scheduled for upload during my laptop's dying crisis era, in this gay book review episode for June, we're gonna gab about A Lady for Duke, cause someone has to be willing to date these men, and it isn't gonna be me.

if there's any weird spots where there's audio missing, it was an artistic choice by my dying laptop and in the spirit of how I record voice notes for my friends, we ignore it and continue on.

I survived until Episode 5, unfortunately, my 8 year old laptop did not. Truly a horror story for the ages, but fits perfectly with the themes of the book we are going to discuss today, which for June's lovely Pride month, is a Sapphic Horror Graphic Novel (Which is also what my life is now that I have to go through the struggle of acquiring a new laptop).

Anyways, amidst me still refusing to get actual music, random audio not recording 'cause my laptop was starting its death throes, we review Squad, a graphic novel by Maggie Tokuda-Hall and illustrated by Lisa Sterle.

Enjoy, or don't, I don't really have it in me to care at this point unless you want to personally fund my new laptop.

Straight (or not so straight in my case xd) from the Dept. of Speculation, episode four of the Book or Treat! Podcast!

If you can't tell from my terrible attempt at humor, in this episode, I review Dept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill.

Enjoy!

Book or Treat! Podcast has just reached three episodes!

I am still my usual no music no editing self, but if you enjoy my shenanigans and thoughts and blabbering on about books, then this podcast is still for you :)

In this episode I review Long Shadow by Olivia Atwater.

I hope you enjoy, and if you don't, keep it to yourself I guess please.

Surprise! Available now, the second episode of the Book or Treat! Podcast!

So like editing is STILL not a thing around here right now (this time I didn't attempt any at all), but enjoy the equivalent of me sending a nice long voice note about a book to my friends but now publicly available for anyone to listen in to!

In this episode, please find my review of Ten Thousand Stitches by Olivia Atwater.

Enjoy! Or don't, though if you don't enjoy this type of content it seems kinda weird that you would be listening to this in the first place, but your choice to listen regardless.

Welcome to the first episode of the Book or Treat! Podcast!

So like editing is not a thing around here right now (I did listen to this 3+ times trying to edit and like removed a few long silences but that's all I have to give to this aspect of production mentally right now), but enjoy the equivalent of me sending a nice long voice note about a book to my friends but now publicly available for anyone to listen in to!

In this episode I discuss how I rate books, and then using my system for rating books, I review Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater.

Please enjoy and also have a fun time listening to me stumbling around trying to figure this out as I go.