Literary Lushes

Sometimes growing up is hard to do.  Sam is joined by author, Henry Fisher, to discuss the book "Child Thief" by Brom.

If you could open a door to anywhere, where would you go? This week, Megan and Sam partake in a co-host swap with Abby and Mo of the Book Life Podcast! Abby joins Sam to discuss "Neverwhere" by Neil Gaiman.  Be sure to also check out Megan's appearance with Mo!

The Lushes continue the Lana Harvey series with "Death Wish" and chat with author, Angela Roquet, about all things Limbo City.

The Lushes discuss "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman and lament over unfinished books, with cameos by Megan's pup, Bucky.  Are you Team Sam (love "American Gods") or Team Megan (couldn't finish it)? Let us know!

NO SPOILERS! The Lushes chat with author, Alexandra Christo, about "City of Spells," the eagerly awaited sequel to "Into the Crooked Place."

Sometimes you're stuck between a rock and a hard place, and other times you're stuck between two opposing armies.  If that's the case we hope you  have Geralt of Rivia on your side! The Lushes discuss "Baptism of Fire" from The Witcher series by Andrzej Sapkowski.  Grab your moonshine and buckle up because it's a wild ride!

Turns out that Constance Verity's Last Adventure actually wasn't Constance Verity's last adventure.  The Lushes chat with author A. Lee Martinez about his book "Constance Verity Saves the World", super villain moms, sexy explorer costumes and, of course, F***ing Kansas.

The Lushes talk magic, crime and happiness while discussing "Into the Crooked Place" by Alexandra Christo.  They also chat with Matthew G. Dick, author of "Seed" in the first Author Spotlight Segment of 2021 about everything from deadpan robots to why it is taking so long for George R. R. Martin to finish "Game of Thrones."

Dennis E. Taylor is back to chat about the latest book in the Bobiverse series, "Heaven's River."  The Lushes and Dennis also discuss other important topics, such as tequila, Dungeons and Dragons and, of course, trolling the web.

The Lushes previously discussed "Ready Player One."  Everyone thought that Halliday was done.  Ernest Cline paid his dues.  Tune in for a discussion on "Ready Player Two"!