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Welcome back for more anthropomorphic harem hijinks. This particular series, as described by Danny, has come a long way in only four novels. Despite a few of the draw backs - such as the author's incessant need to wig out over his favorite 'MonMusu' episodes - the light novel made advances in both character development and story telling. Danny highly praises the chance Origuchi-Sensei took in changing the primary perspective from the protagonist to many of the side character for this installment. And continuing with the secondary theme, there was a chain of profound medical questions that ranged from the moral to the philosophical. Fun, ecchi, and, surprisingly, deep. Come here what Danny has to say!

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Intro Song - "Panda Clan"

Artist - DJ Williams

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Interlude Song - "Static"

Artist - Ramzoid

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Outro Song - "Happytoseeyou"

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Allen, at the recommendation of his friend and legionaries Sam, starts a new trilogy in the fantasy genre. Book one of this thrilling multi-world wizarding adventure introduces a plethora of magical realms and spells while, of course, adding to the long list of magical pieces that take place in Jolly Ol' England. Allen goes through his likes and dislikes and explains why the story functions so well with a controlled, condensed cast, and kinetic dialogue. That said, there are some dangers lurking within the plot and with some of the characters. Does book one convince Allen to continue the series, or did it fail to deliver in its promised premise. Some thinks aren't so black and white!

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Interlude Song - "Midnight Prophet"

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Poetry may be one of the most challenging genres in all of literature. For centuries poets graced taught and encapsulated the soul of humanities history, but eventually the novel took the place of the classical large epic. However, Danny and the Tsar are not about to give a rudimentary lesson on the evolution of poetry, oh no, that would take far too long. What the Tsar aims to do today is spur on the trepidatious reader into taking a leap of faith into the genre. Danny and the Tsar discuss their history with the genre - which was a stern loathing to beginning with - and how eventually the Tsar returned and found his spirit had blossomed into a love for the media. Through his journey the Tsar hopes to bring light to some of his favorites, criticize the some of the greats, and give the general reader an avenue to begin their own journey. This episode is about the basics of 'trying' to find the right poetry, not the nightmarish lesson your English teacher gives in high school. May we all blossom on The Broken Shelf.

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Intro Song - "The Premier"

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Outro Song - "Stuff"

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Allen challenges himself by buying the omnibus of the culturally acclaimed fantasy series "A Game of Thrones". Starting his journey with the first book, Allen and Danny discuss the the complexities of peripheral main characters, protagonist sabotage, and the riveting world Martin created. There is also a dense conversation about fantasy tropes and how Martin sought to differentiate himself from his contemporaries and past ancestors. That isn't to say the book is without problems; Allen goes into the issues with pacing and structure, as well as the dense writing style. And yes, they do a small compare and contrast with season one of the HBO adaptation. Does the book live up to the hype? Find out on this exciting new Broken Shelf.

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Intro Song - "Never Known A Love Like This"

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Back for another rousing expedition into the genre of self-help books, Travis Archive rejoins his younger brother Danny for an interview style review. Sticking to the world of business, the brothers discuss the necessities of work ethic and structure when pursing heightened goals and practices. To do this, Travis review the applicability of Subir Chowdhury's "The Difference" and how the S.T.A.R. method effectively translates from business into every day applicability. Through examples and personal experience, can the book and author make you a better worker, boss, or individual? That's what The Broken Shelf aims to discover.

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Artist - Dougie Wood

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Outro Song - "Orange Foot"

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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"

Artist - Dan Henig

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Interlude Song - "Midnight"

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Outro Song - "Chimez"

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They've reached the TOP! For over a year David Dalglish's "Shadowdance" series has been a strong part of the review process and entertainment on The Broken Shelf, and both Danny and Allen proudly say that their work reading, writing, and reviewing Dalglish's work has influenced them to be better. But, how was the climax of the series? Danny seeks to answer that question as articulate as possible (though you're guaranteed a Alyssa outburst, right?) Danny goes through the plot while pointing out his likes and dislikes, and Allen plays Devil's advocate. They also discuss the strength of the final siege and how incredible Dalglish's ability to write choreography is. Then at the end the two host discuss how finishing the "Shadowdance" series will impact the future of the podcast and Danny wraps up his long journey by rating the books from worst to best. A very emotional final journey!

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Intro Song - "Arpy"

Artist - Dan Henig

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Interlude Song - "The Void"

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Outro Song - "Flames

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It's tough to make a good sequel. Which is why the literary cousins are talking about bad sequels! Most general episodes of The Broken Shelf are dedicated the the highest shelves of the art, but considering Danny's streak of dunking on the bads of media, Spangar joined him in a quest to berate and destroy. Looking are their own shelves, the cousins select bad sequels, not necessarily bad movies, but pieces of media that don't quite match the excellence of their predecessor. Movies, video games, and books; Danny and Spangar dissect what they believe makes a bad sequel and then gives examples (and by proxy discuss great sequels, too!)

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Intro Song - "Searching For You"

Artist - White Hex

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Interlude Song - "Lust For Love"

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Feeling a lull before a few larger reviews, Danny continues with Benedict Jacka's magically infused urban fantasy series "Alex Verus". And he wasn't disappointed: Jacka made all of the right changes to his magical combat, lore, narrative, and most important, characters. However, there was still a lingering shadow as Danny discusses the weakness of the urban fantasy genre when it comes to developing worth while villains. Likewise, Danny struggles with a growing pet-peeve about protagonists making idiotic choices for the sake of unwarranted tension. And yes, to get the joke out of the way: Alex does have very special skills, and he will find you, in your present or your future.

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Origuchi-Sensei legitimately stuns Danny with his second follow about monster girl hijinks. Testing the boundaries of his setting, and really implementing an organic system of biology and society, the light novel author overhauled the balance of his world, and thereby tested the personality and drive of his central character. He also effectively weaved psychological themes regarding maturity, medicine, and family relations. Danny was thrilled with the passion displayed in every word and it shows in the review. There are still some negatives, and conversely, still themes readily attached to Origuchi-sensei's influences, but overall Danny had a blast reviewing and reading the book. He laughed, teared a little - cause that's how emotional he gets sometimes - and was challenged mentally by the psychology. How high from a dust collector did volume two of this light novel climb? Find out in a thrilling Broken Shelf review!

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