Dumpster Book Club

Sean and Mimi explore The Lord of Death and the Queen of Life (1919) by Homer Eon Flint. This is the future socialists want: a world where our only sustenance is La Croix!

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Are you ready for some sports ball?? In this March Madness episode, Sean and Mimi talk about Idle Pleasures (1983) by George Alec Effinger.

Then in the post-game show, we summarize our non-dumpster reading, including Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968) by Philip K Dick, We Have Always Lived in the Castle (1962) by Shirley Jackson, Contact (1985) by Carl Sagan, and The Fifth Head of Cerberus (1972) by Gene Wolfe.

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Torn between three warring political leaders — a corrupt Prime Minister, a brutal Scottish Ambassador, and a mysterious Abbot — political activist Matthew Matlock has to answer one important question: Kiss, Marry, Kill? In this romantic Valentine’s special, Sean and Mimi discuss Heart Clock (1974) by Dick Morland.

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Does Paul Blart, Moon Cop have what it takes to bring down The Bumblers? Will Ella Bradley, PhD, stop playing with her nipples long enough to crack the case? In this thrilling episode, Sean, Mimi, and Nik discuss Kill Ratio (1987) by the dynamic duo: Janet Morris and David Drake.

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Get your mittens and hot cocoa ready! Sean and Mimi spend the holidays on CJ Mills’ Winter World (1988), the cold, inhospitable planet swept by severe winter storms. But hey, at least it’s not A Texas Christmas Wish!

Stay tuned after the music for a very special holiday event!

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Sean and Mimi discuss The Ginger Star (1974) by the Queen of Space Opera, Leigh Brackett. Stick around for our book report on A Princess of Mars (1912) by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

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In this spooky Halloween episode, Sean and Mimi read The Bog (1986) by Michael Talbot: GAY MYSTIC & VISIONARY, tragically MURDERED by the government to hide the TRUTH that THEY don’t want YOU TO KNOW. This one gets a lil steamy!

Stay tuned after the regular episode for our book reports about The Haunting of Hill House (1953) by Shirley Jackson and House of Leaves (2000) by Mark Z. Danielewski.

Hold on to your bubbies! In this anniversary episode, Sean and Mimi return to Planet Probability (1973), the sequel to Brian N Ball’s Probability Man, and reflect on a year of dumpster books.

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Orange you glad you didn’t have to read Timestop (1957)?

Sean and Mimi discuss Kesrick: an Adult Fantasy (1982) for children.