Episode 64! We discuss an article by @bhurley for @electriclit about Myst and the video games that have inspired us creatively - Trevor gets deep to talk about the 3 books he has had anxiety issues with including "Underground" by Haruki Murakami, and Marc read "The Road' by Jack London

Episode 63! We talk the future of sci-fi based on an article by @TashaRobinson writing for @Polygon - Marc raided a used book sale and came up with Waiting for Godot and Trevor dives back into the un-scientific past with A Man of Misconceptions

Episode 62! We try to predict if master reader Art Garfunkel has been reading during the pandemic or if he's been slacking off like the rest of us...Trevor talks about "The Buzzing" by Jim Knipfel and Marc reaffirms a classic with "The Handmaids Tale" by @MargaretAtwood

Episode 61! We're back after a short (long) break, we discuss a Guardian article featuring Maaza Mengiste - Marc read The Overstory by Richard Powers and Trevor took Marc for his word on To The Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf

Episode 60! We analyze @magicrealismbot and have some fun - Marc and Trevor attempt to change their reading habits with black authors Paul Beatty and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie respectively

Episode 59! This week we play Morrissey vs. Wilde and Trevor fails miserably - Marc read "De Profundis", Oscar Wilde's hearth wrenching prison diary and Trevor recaps The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler

Episode 58! MARC RETURNS with some sleep deprived report about dinosaurs and children's books - talk about shitty! Trevor talks about little known author William Shakespeare and "The Scottish Tragedy"

Episode 57! Marc takes a break to do something incredibly special and adult-like and Trevor lectures about the benefits of Marcel Proust in this, our very first MINI-SODE!!!

Episode 56! Fate strikes again as Trevor and Marc choose the same author - JOHN BARTH! Trevor discovers why this guy is even on his shelf with "The Floating Opera" and Marc reads "Lost in the Funhouse"

Episode 55! We delve into a NYT article that reveals some truths lurking in the background of celebrity Zoom calls - Marc reads the very funny and very FREE "Three Men in a Boat" by Jerome K. Jerome and Trevor finished "Lost Illusions" by Balzac