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It's the first day of Holiday Layover, and with it comes the first half of our discussion of Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi.

A second helping of trashy romance Feral Sins by Suzanne Wright

As dictated by a single year's worth of tradition, we're doing a trashy romance for February 2019, and boy does it deliver on the trash!

The second half of our glorious return from hiatus, where we talk about scifi classic Neuromancer by William Gibson.

We're back from hiatus and begin the Year of Recommendations with William Gibson's sci-fi classic, Neuromancer.

In part 2 of our Annihilation episode, we discuss the film adaptation and how it compares to the book. 

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(Also,  when Mk says "you don't see it... because I wasn't looking for attention", she definitely was not trying to imply that if you could see it on someone else, that would imply attention seeking on their part, but rather since in her case, she was specifically trying to avoid attention, she kept the evidence hidden.)

The final episode of 2018 is also the first episode Mk hosted! In it, we discuss Annihilation  by Jeff VanderMeer and its 2018 film adaptation, directed by Alex Garland.

We interrupt our usual backlog catch-up for an update/announcement episode. We'll fill you in on the current state of DQBTalkBooks, finally let you in on the not-so-secret Secret Project we've been teasing for nearly a year, and tell you about some things we read this year outside of podcasting!

In the second half of our 2018 Kids Books special, we discuss and compare 'Marlon Bundo's A Day in the Life of the Vice President' by Charlotte Pence and its parody version 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Presents: A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo." We also delve into a lot of political discussions, parts of which are hilarisad in retrospect.

In our inaugural "Kids Books in November so Tony and MK can focus on Nanowrimo" episode, the bitches sit down with to classic children's stories about gay parenting.