We start the episode by sharing our personal gripes about public restrooms. Especially the ones at large events!

After that, we have a great discussion about how to write a killer revenge story. We go into the minute details of crafting a good revenge tale, the different kinds of revenge stories, and some of the most famous revenge novels.

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We start off with an existential crisis! After that, we discuss absurdism and what are some of the best absurdist novels ever written. 

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In this episode, we discuss our Book of the Month, The Plague, by Albert Camus. We dissect the allegory of the Nazi Occupation of France during WWII, talk about how relevant the book is after living through the Covid-19 pandemic, and give our official rating of the book.

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Caleb kicks the episode off by airing out his beef with the literary publishing scene. After that, we discuss the best stream-of-consciousness novels, what stream-of-consciousness is, and why we think some books shouldn't be on these types of lists. 

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Today we find seven book recommendations for fans of the show Black Mirror. After that segment goes down in flames, we discuss the best Black Mirror episodes according to another terrible list, which leads to us ranting about evil tech and corporate America. 

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We kick the episode off with a quick chat about cozy mysteries. Very exciting!

After that, we have a long conversation with crime writer James Michels. We discuss what got him into crime writing, the dirty truths of indie publishing, his failures and successes as an author, and what things inspire him to write the things he does. 

You can check out James' work at www.jamesmichelsbooks.com

You can also follow him online at:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamestherealmike

Twitter: @jamesrealmike

Instagram: @jamesmichels

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YouTube: @jamesmichelsbooks

Caleb begins the episode with an exciting announcement!

After that, we dive deep into how to write comedy, the different types of comedy, how to write or perform bad comedy, and why modern comedians are not as good as many of yesteryear.

We end things by listing some of the best modern physical comedians and the top 20 of all time. 

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Today we're talking about the rise of artificial writing software and the fear many writers have about its potential to replace them. We also discuss eight ways to improve your writing to stay ahead of the AI for as long as possible.

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Caleb begins the episode by reading an excerpt of his new story written for Taco Bell Quarterly. Yes, there's a Taco Bell themed literary journal!

After all that jazz, we cover the ten worst Stephen King book endings and follow it up with the ten best endings. Obviously, we spoil the books. So, SPOILER WARNING!!!

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For the cold open, we discuss something not so cold. Fire! Then we get into the main topic of why we think it's important to join a book club. We discuss our reasons for joining and the various benefits you get can get from one. 

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