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We've been eagerly anticipating this one, and boy did it deliver. Check out our thoughts on the latest Paul Tremblay joint, dropping Tuesday, 6/26.
We're back with another book review! This time, that looming specter James Patterson enters our lives once again, with a former president in tow. Check out our review of The President is Missing, and stick around to hear Rob talk about his exciting book/film deal for The Warehouse, as well as bringing his Ash McKenna series to a close.
That's right, on the night after the National Flip A Coin holiday, we got together on Facebook Live to talk about coins, games of chance, and the movie Rounders.
Check it out! It's our second review of a book by Marisha Pessl. First, a long long time ago we talked about Night Film, and now, here's a young adult book with a supernatural twist! Spoilers, we loved it. Also spoilers, there will be spoiler talk over on our Patreon. If you're not contributing, you're missing out on tons of extra content, so go over there and support us!
It's David Duchovny's new book Miss Subways! Just another thing this guy is awesome at. Man. Anyway, check it out, check out spoiler talk, and come back soon for the new Marisha Pessl book Neverworld Wake.
Strap in. Arms and feet inside the ride. This one's gonna be long, windy, dangerous, and angry. Check out what we have to say about the just-dropped novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Adjustment Day.
Hey everyone! We're back with an Interlude, where we talk about some awesome news for a friend of the podcast, and some possibly the opposite of awesome news for Robb's neighbor. It's an episode of ups and downs, but bear with us, it's most likely worth it. Up next: Chuck Palahniuk's Adjustment Day.
Hey, we're back from upload banishment with a fresh review. This time, it's our take on Josh Malerman's new book Unbury Carol. Also, maybe we talk about being immortalized in song. Or whatever.
Hey all! It's actually a review of the latest Christopher Moore book Noir. In which we'll talk about cheese, snakes, and Juggalos, for some reason.
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