The Broken Shelf

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Danny gets a little long winded in this episode reviewing one of his favorite light novel series. He does an in depth analysis of all the things going on: culture, sex, high school, bullying, magic, and translation. Of the many topics cover Danny goes heavily in depth with the localization process and the peculiar choices the publisher made when translating the novel. He argues on the values of retaining certain cultural ques at the expense of audience for the greater good of the presentation. With tons of terms and narrative peaks, Danny delivers an intensely fun and educational oration.

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Interlude Song - "Mega Hyper Ultrastorm"

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Outro Song - "Rhinoceros"

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The schism may occur because Danny has let his inner Weeb roar. For the first time on The Broken Shelf Danny reviews a Japanese light novel and discusses why he loves the media type and why he picked this novel back up four years after reading it the first time. Have his thoughts changed? Probably. He also alludes to what makes for a good translation and the unfortunates of too heavily relying on a genre's tropes. Interesting commentary from the historian!

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Intro Song - "Mad Science"

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Interlude Song - "Baba Yaga"

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Intro Song - "Ms. Hyde"

Artist - Halestorm

Album - The Strange Case of...

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Outro Song - "Speak in Tongues"

Artist - Machineheart

Album - Cruel World

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Six months! No matter how many views, downloads or listens, six months of creating content is a fine mark to reach for the members of The Broken Shelf and for this general podcast the two creators do some trope talk. Danny and Allen delve into some opinions on why so much fictional material always leans towards stories about saving the world or saving the universe, and what makes for a good or bad story using this trope. Danny also flares up at Allen's oppressive sarcasm. Fantastic topic for the half year mark!

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~Credits~

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Outro Song- "Cyborg Ninja"

Artist - Kevin MacLeod

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Before the review starts Danny addresses some somber news that affects the entirety of the podcast's future, but once he gets started he doesn't stop. This thrilling surprise caught Danny completely off-guard. Gini Koch's Sci-fi pirate adventure takes all the cliches he brashly condemns and fires them right back at him. Sometimes the books that are supposed to be nothing can always turn into the greatest of triumphs. This is a roller-coaster of a podcast!

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Podcast Opening recorded by Delayne Archive and edited by Danny Archive.

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Intro Song- "Cartoon Space Utopia"

Artist - Sir Cubworth

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Outro Song - "Orbital Romance"

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~Original Songs~

Ending Song - Universe On Fire

Artist - Gloryhammer

Single - Universe On Fire

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Finally, the time has come for Danny and Spangar to praise the author that brought joy back to reading for them: Jim Butcher. To do so they thought it best to start at the beginning with his very first book and the first book in the 'Dresden Files': 'Storm Front'. And the two have varying opinions - of course Danny is the harsh one, were you expecting something different? However, there are a ton of laughs, dumb jokes, and a little bit of realization from the cousins. Enjoy!

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Interlude Song- "Storm Chasers"

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~Original Songs~

Song - Storm Front

Artist - Billy Joel

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Danny goes it alone and is once more reviewing and discussing the mythologies of the world. This week he takes a peek at Peter Archer's work on viking mythology and the Norse pantheon. He also shares a perceptive exploration into whether or not the King Arthur lore is Norse or Celtic in nature. This review is bursting with his passion for history an how he perceives the impact of vikings on contemporary culture. Get ready for a barrage of facts and laughs.

~Also, you may want to check out these reviews as well as Danny does some compare and contrasts~

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Outro Song - "Thunder"

Artist - Eveningland

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~Original Songs~

Opening song:

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Barbarian · The Darkness · The Darkness

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Swedish Pagans · Sabaton

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It takes a lot of spirit to go from critic to author and that is exactly what the Tsar and Danny discuss today. But before that the Tsar and Danny discuss what the Tsar has been doing and the loads of books they recently acquired. The Tsar has a pleasant experience at a former glove factory and Danny has an episode with Amazon. The main portion is dedicated to comparing the great V.S. Prichett, an author turned critic, and James Wood, a critic turned author. Get ready for some laughs and some fantastic discussion on British literature!

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They made it to twenty! To celebrate, Danny reviews a biography of one of his favorite Television stars: Paul Tuetul Jr. Instead of tracing his origin, Danny and Spangar discuss the details not discussed on the show and those spectacular things that really make "Paulie" who he is as a business man and person. They also disclose their favorite bikes and some of their favorite stories from watching the show. That and Danny may be addicted to something!

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They've reached the top! Danny and Spangar push forward and finish out the "Mistborn" trilogy with their look at "The Hero of Ages". Spoiler heavy, the thoroughly go through the plot and reveal the conclusions and whether or not they believe the whole journey was worth it. Following up the climax they give a rating for the whole series and discuss the over-arching themes and what they really took away from this amazing fantasy experience. Don't worry, they also discuss the bad and have a ton of laughs!

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Back for part two of their adventure into the brain of Sanderson, Danny and Spangar do NOT share equal opinions on the second book of the "Mistborn" trilogy: "The Well of Ascension". They go back and forward as Spangar explains the good and Danny rags on the bad. They agree on some points but it's great for the hosts to not always be so chummy all the time. Well, and of course there will be laughter!

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