Fable FellaZ

Well, we honestly tried to make this a shorter episode. For the first time, we have no true fable. Rather, we only read a single adventure of T.G. WARP; Carter's superhero series from high school. After that, we seemingly forget we are recording and just hang out for another 30 minutes. But hey, maybe that's your thing!

Carter recommends: Mongrels, by Stephen Graham Jones

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Today we bring you the final part of Sleeping Beauty! As well as a bunch of other conversations and tangents. Actually, it's mostly other conversations and tangents. But isn't that why you're here?

Riley recommends: Burn the Negative, by Josh Winning

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Well, we had a lot to talk about before and after the story today so we decided we needed to make this one a two-parter. We're talking to kings, playing phtrivia, and critiquing Amazon's Rings Of Power. Also we are reading the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty!

Carter recommends: The Lord of the Rings on audiobook, as narrated by Andy Serkis

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CW: Brief moment of violence towards children

In keeping with the classics, we return the old England where a clever lassie must outsmart a terrible giant. Only, does she perhaps go too far? Is her cleverness, in fact, a simple disregard for human/giant life? Listen on to find out!

Riley recommends: The Unspoken Name, by A.K. Larkwood

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whoa ho ho, not so fast there. Why are you in such a hurry? Stay a while. Hang out with three friendly faces. There's Carter, Riley, and who's that? Why, it's little Budulinek!

Carter recommends: Perdido Street Station by China Miélville whoa ho ho, not so fast there. Why are you in such a hurry? Stay a while. Hang out with three friendly faces. There's Carter, Riley, and who's that? Why, it's little Budulinek!

Carter recommends: Perdido Street Station by China Miélville

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The awesome and sublime vortex of time has spit out an episode recorded long ago. Carter and Riley could not record this week, so we are bringing out our first-ever a-chronologic show. So come play "Is it cannibalism?" with us, and whatever you do, don't answer the bone phone.

Riley recommends: The City we Became, by N.K. Jemisin

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In this, the 26th episode, we give lots of horror recommendations and welcome in the fall season. We also read a story that has some similarities to one you may already be familiar with. A guy picks up trash and wins half a kingdom. Truly the American Dream.

Carter recommends: The Eyes of the Dragon, by Stephen King.

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We are so very pleased to bring you, Manis the Miller. Please consider us this Oscar season.

Riley Recommends: Silver Nitrate by Silvia Moreno Garcia

CW: Brief violence towards animals

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Are you ready for the rarest of rare occurrences in a fairy tale? Not to talk spoilers but in this one let's just say that a married couple gets along well.

Carter Recommends: The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu

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Hello Hello and won't you stop by? Today features none other than the long-awaited conclusion to, "The Z Fighter" as well as our first tale from Norway! In this one a lowly prince's luck turns around when he finds a wife who can knit very quickly!

Riley recommends: The Shadow Glass, by Josh Winning.

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