The Name of All Things 1-8: Joracheese
This is our first episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Name of All Things in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 8 and determine that Xaltorath is…
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A Taste of Gold and Iron Review: What Modern Romance Should Be
Are you looking for a good horny summer read? I have the book for you: A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland. It’s coming out August 30th, 2022 and while it is…
Read story ↗Mid Year Review: The Age of Enjoyment
We're just over halfway through 2022 so the hosts take time to reflect on their best books of 2022 and beyond. Remember kids, like what you like and who cares if it's "cool"? The…
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My Predictions for the Locked Tomb Series (Ranked by How Very Wrong I Was)
If you haven’t given the Locked Tomb series by Tamsyn Muir a try yet, stop reading this right now and go read that instead. Seriously: go, you can thank me later. I also had…
Read story ↗Bookling: Upright Women Wanted
We are joined by guest Bijaya (@ethnicninja) today to discuss Sarah Gailey's novel Upright Women Wanted. This novel is a western set in a future theocratic Arizona and features badass gay women/nonbinary librarians. Yes,…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 81-90: The Name of All The Things We Forgot
This is our final episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 90 and determine that wow this really…
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Just Like Home Review: My Favorite Murder House
Sarah Gailey’s upcoming book Just Like Home hits a perfect sweet spot between true crime vibes and creeping gothic horror. Normally I try to read about one book to review a month; this book…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 71-80: As It Was Foretold
This is our eighth episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 80 and determine that Gryphon Men are…
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The City Inside Review: Very Close to Home
Samit Basu’s latest novel The City Inside is a bleak near-future dystopian exploration of Indian culture, social media, capitalism and all those other fun bits of facism that have been building in our world.…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 61-70: Thurvishar is Bae
This is our seventh episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 70 and determine that Kihrin's best trait…
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