Episode 44! The year of 2019 in review - which books and podcast episodes did we enjoy reading / making the most? Marc and Trevor pick their Top 5...Trevor read "Brideshead Revisited" by Evelyn Waugh and Marc read "The Last Samurai" by Helen DeWitt

Episode 43! This week we advise the general public on how to catch the reading bug...Marc feels dreamy and poetic with Trout Fishing in America by Richard Brautigan and Trevor devoured Hunger by Knut Hamsun

Episode 42! We're back from our holiday break with a discussion of book shelves - usually a long overdue purchase that comes with a bit of a PURGE - both Trevor and Marc pick the same author for the first time in podcast history - Nikolai Gogol !!!

Episode 41! We play another fun round of "What If...?" where we speculate wildly about our favorite writers - Marc wants Flann O'Brien to be his favorite author with "At Swim Two Birds" and Trevor reconciles with mortality in "The Death of Ivan Ilych" by Leo Tolstoy

Episode 40! We play another round of "Elevator Pitch" - Trevor discusses the career arc of Thomas Pynchon with "Vineland" and Marc tries desperately to get into poetry with "Aurora Leigh" by Elizabeth Browning

Episode 39! We discuss fan fiction and wonder...what would be the best combinations? What is the best fan fiction out there? Marc read the ever-praised "Stoner" by John Williams and Trevor thinks Alain de Botton can cool is w/ the Proust bashing in "How Proust Can Change Your Life"

Episode 38! We talk E-Readers and review some of the vocabulary we've learned from reading...Trevor feels inspired by "A Moveable Feast" by unknown author Ernest Hemingway and Marc is reminded of his creativity with "Steal Like An Artist" by Austin Kleon

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Episode 36! This week we discuss books we've given the ultimate insult to: stopping in the middle - Trevor engages in espionage with John Le Carre and "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold" and Marc isnt really sure what YA is with "The Left Hand of Darkness" by Ursula K Le Guin

Episode 35! This week we talk about the "different" books we have like art, coffee table, and reference books - Marc is almost completely devastated by "Something Happened" by Joseph Heller and Trevor revisits Truman Capote and "A Hard Day's Work"