Episodios

  • 67: "Witch King" by Martha Wells

    67: "Witch King" by Martha Wells
    Aug 17 2023
    Scott read Wells’ latest and thinks you should too! Now we await the eventual Murderbot/Witch King crossover.

    Scott McNulty.
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    2 m
  • 66: "Blood, Sweat, and Pixels" by Jason Schreier

    66: "Blood, Sweat, and Pixels" by Jason Schreier
    Aug 10 2023
    Antony recommends a book that (finally) accurately explains how videogames are made, and the struggles involved.

    Antony Johnston.
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    3 m
  • 65: "The Cruel Stars" by John Birmingham

    65: "The Cruel Stars" by John Birmingham
    Aug 22 2022
    Antony reads the first in a rip-roaring space opera series in which humanity is faced with an existential threat, and comes away impressed.

    Antony Johnston.
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    4 m
  • 64: "The Man on the Street" by Trevor Wood

    64: "The Man on the Street" by Trevor Wood
    Jun 19 2021
    Antony recommends a crime novel that’s already won multiple awards, and which he considers one of the most accomplished debuts he’s read.

    Antony Johnston.
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    3 m
  • 63: "Blade Reforged" by Kelly McCullough

    63: "Blade Reforged" by Kelly McCullough
    Jun 7 2021
    Erika continues enjoying her reread of the Fallen Blade series. And Blade Reforged is a good jumping-on point!

    Erika Ensign.
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    4 m
  • 62: The Nightshades Series by Melissa F. Olson

    62: The Nightshades Series by Melissa F. Olson
    Jun 7 2021
    Sometimes entertaining escapism means three short, bloody books about vampires.

    Erika Ensign.
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    3 m
  • 61: "Fireheart Tiger" by Aliette de Bodard

    61: "Fireheart Tiger" by Aliette de Bodard
    Jun 5 2021
    A beautifully written, complicated queer romance … plus politics … plus a fire elemental.

    Erika Ensign.
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    2 m
  • 60: "Tea and Sympathetic Magic" by Tansy Rayner Roberts

    60: "Tea and Sympathetic Magic" by Tansy Rayner Roberts
    Jun 5 2021
    Who would want to jockey against a sea of debutantes to win a marriage to a Duke when there’s a library full of books to be read and plenty of good tea to drink?

    Erika Ensign.
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    2 m