The guys are back to discuss Florida-set novel LIGHTWOOD by Steph Post. This is her second novel, and first of the Judah Cannon series. The guys once again record in Caleb's garage, are a little toasty, and some birds sing in the background.

Caleb and Justin get together in Caleb's garage to chat about SMOKE CITY by Keith Rosson. The spend an unnecessary amount of time chatting about Instagram and other social media, but at one point you do hear a jet fly by. So that's cool.

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Justin and Caleb review YEAR 14 by Michael Konik in their fourteenth episode. This novel, by Barrelhouse Books, is a 1984-esque story about a journalist in a new dystopic regime whose life is thrown for a loop when the goofy son of a higher government official is hired as a reporter for his paper.

Justin and Caleb get together to chat about Kristen Arnett's debut story collection FELT IN THE JAW. As usual, they are properly toasty, and have good things to say about Kristen's writing.

Caleb and Justin change things up and review a short story for episode 12. "The Immortal Jellyfish" is a quality story about guilt and boners for your teacher. Give it a read and give us a listen!

Justin describes what he likes about Benjamin Percy's THE DARK NET and Caleb explains why he didn't bother finishing it. Who was right? You decided.

10 - THE YOUNG WIDOWER'S HANDBOOK by Tom McAllister by Bridge Eight Press

Justin and Caleb discuss their thoughts on THE SISTERS CHASE by Sarah Healy.

The book is available through Houghton-Mifflin starting June 28th. *SPOILERS* in today's episode.

Justin and Caleb manage to find time to read and drunkenly review THE HANDMAID's TALE by Margaret Atwood.

Justin and Caleb ride the momentum of their previous podcast into the western fuckworld that is BIG LONESOME by Joseph Scapellato. They discuss the reasons a book should exist.. why we write the things we write.. and some other digressive stuff.