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

After many years Danny finally sits down and completes Jane Austen's library of wonderful literature. Together with Alexander the Tsar they go over what makes a good Jane Austen novel and why one of her most famous pieces didn't mesh that well with either of them; in fact, the Tsar's copy was so bad for his eyes and head that he couldn't manage to finish reading the novel. Despite that they go over the plot, the ideas held with in, and even how Jane Austen translates to a contemporary reader. Come listen in as one of the greats is debated between two long time friends.

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