Episode 34! This week we play another game of "First In Last Out" with some interesting results...Trevor tells us more about Emile Zola than he does about "La Bete Humaine" and Marc reads the suicide note otherwise known as "Leaving Las Vegas" by John O'Brien

Episode 33! This week we talk audiobooks - whats out there, and what do we wish was out there? Marc tells us about "Housekeeping" by Marilynne Robinson, and Trevor doesn't know how he feels about true crime with "In Cold Blood"

Episode 32! We play a new and slightly developing word game! Trevor thinks he may have read the same book twice with "Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro, and Marc tells us about the beautiful and tragic "So Long, See You Tomorrow" by William Maxwell

Episode 31! Trevor's mic sounds like shit from the road! Marc tells us about another celebrity bibliophile, and also about "The Body" by Stephen King - Trevor's respect for Karl Ove Knausgaard gets redefined with "So Much Longing In So Little Space" a book about Edvard Munch

Episode 30! We play another round of "What If...", we talk police brutality GOT style, Norwegian travel pamphlets, and narcissistic demands for the after life! Trevor tells us about "Gargantua and Pantagruel" by Francois Rabelais and Marc thinks "The Neon Bible" by John Kennedy Toole should be read by every teenager!

Episode 29! What if Paul Beatty wrote a thousand pages on Pokemon? What if Joan Didion novelized the movie Rush Hour? We play our latest random numbers game and Marc tells us about "The Dew Breaker" by Edwisge Danticat, while Trevor brings back Mishima for "Spring Snow"

Episode 28! We play another round of "First In, Last Out" - Trevor read F Scott Fitzgerald's shorts in "Flappers & Philosophers" and Marc reveals his secret passion for "Titus Groan" by Mervyn Peake

Episode 27! This week we play a brand new game called "First In, Last Out" what do some of our favorite novels sound like as just 2 sentences? We also talk food dumpsters, mp3 compression, and TMNT censorship - Marc tells used about "Lives of Girls and Women" by Alice Munro and Trevor presents "Madame Bovary" by Gustave Flaubert

Episode 26! We found a new game to play that we call "Elevator Pitch" - recommend a book in 60 seconds or less! We also talk the apocalypse, Jackie Chan's "Policy Story", and squirrel cages! Trevor presents "Winter" by Ali Smith and Marc "A Canticle for Leibowitz" by Walter Miller Jr

Episode 25! We talk celebrity appreciation of novels - and make some wild predictions of our own! Marc brings us back to Czechia with "Slowness" by Milan Kundera, and Trevor shows his film school roots with "Something Like an Autobiography" by Akira Kurosawa