Eyrehead Jr. alert! We have another guest and she is an absolute delight! This week, “Brooklyn” joins Wren and Jo to discuss her favorite book, “A Wolf Called Wander”. She’s way more interested in preserving the integrity of the book and not spoiling it for anyone but with a little nudge in the right direction she’ll give up the juicy bits. DISCUSS IT: https://b0f646cfbd7462424f7a-f9758a43fb7c33cc8adda0fd36101899.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/teaching-guides/TG-9780062895936.pdf

This week Wren and Jo finish up their conversation of Ruth Ware’s unimpressive and insulting novel “The Turn of the Key.” A speculation is put forth that Ruth Ware might possibly be Riley Sager’s pseudonym for his lesser well-thought out books - question mark?! Children doing anything in unison is still creepy but the co-hosts would watch the mini-series should the book be adapted. Cheers, dears! 

Hang on to your knickers 'cause we're jumping across the pond for the next 2 episodes. Join Wren, Jo, and the bottle of wine they each needed to get through Ruth Ware's 2019 novel "The Turn of the Key". N*SYNC makes a brief appearance, children talking/singing in unison is deemed creepy, and Wren goes on another Twilight Sucks tangent. Don't miss out! 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PUTTING ON EYRES! Happy birthday to you, our wonderful listeners and supporters. Jo and Wren are honored to grace your ears on a relatively-weekly basis and appreciate you listening to the banter and summations. As Jo says, "come for the laughs, stay for the tangents!" This week Jo and Wren celebrate PoE's one year anniversary by reading you Philip K. Dick's hilarious metaphorical satire, "The Eyes Have It." Grab your metaphorical lemons and make a delicious literary lemonade for this week's episode! We wouldn't be here without you. Cheers, dears! READ IT: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/31516/31516-h/31516-h.htm ANALYZE IT: https://philipkdickreview.wordpress.com/2014/05/07/the-eyes-have-it/

Join Wren and Jo as they use their podcast platform as a way to vent about the dumb week they had! Featured drink is an ice cold vodka from the bottle you put in a snow drift in the back yard because it’s that friggin’ cold! Come for the short story, stay for the tangent. This episode is brought to you by 1-800-Flowers (not really, but damn are they good). This episode IS dedicated to local hero, Ryan Atkins!

READ IT: https://www.newyorker.com/news/george-packer/snow-story