[Warning] This episode contains explicit language and explicit themes. Listener discretion is advised.

Spangar reads and reviews his first steampunk novel. Entering the word of grim and dirigible battles, Spangar and Danny talk about the fantasy sub-genre, the pirate angle of air pillaging, and their general opinions on Pirates of the Caribbean (spoiler: they're split - as per usual). Perhaps more notable is the shift in podcast style: swiftly approaching the big 100, Spangar decided it was time to try something new and Danny supports the decision (but still manages to go of course). Together, they explore a short synopsis and then go through a small list of Spangar's likes and dislikes. With a fantastic assortment of crew members, and one of the most memorable female pirate captains serving as the antagonist, Chris Wooding's "Tales of the Ketty Jay" belongs in the pantheon of The Broken Shelf reviews.

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Intro Song - "Pluck It Up"

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Interlude Song - "Midnight"

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Outro Song - "Chimez"

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