Bad Books for Bad People
Tenebrous Kate and J. GuignolEvery month (or so), Tenebrous Kate and Jack Guignol cover the weirdest, kinkiest, and most outrageous fiction we can unearth. The books discussed range from classics of gothic literature to startling works of new weird, from romantic potboilers to horror epics, from cult favorites to obscure pulp treasures. Join us for a smarter-than-average look at WAY-weirder-than-average books.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsComedyBooks | ||||
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Ray Garton’s 1986 horror novel Live Girls may have the perfect bad book pitch: vampire hookers in seedy vintage Times Square. Jack and Kate travel back to a golden age of sleaze and encounter smokeshow bloodsucking strippers, donut-inspired dirty tal... more
Once again, Jack and Kate trade reviews of books from their archives. This time around, Jack explores the terrifying mystery and romance of Rae Foley’s Nightmare House (1968) and Kate plunges straight into disaster with Airport 77 (1977). more
Jack and Kate look at what they've read and watched in the year that was 2023 and make some recommendations in the world of books and beyond. The rules of engagement are simple: the hosts each choose one movie, album, TV show, and book that was the b... more
Todd McFarlane’s Spawn is one of the great comics success stories of the 1990s, and yet… our hosts remain in semi-complete ignorance of this undead superhero. Jack and Kate decide to educate themselves by reading the first 18 issues of the series whe... more
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- When people knew stuff
Born in ‘75, and remember a time when people read and there was a premium on having a baseline of culture, worldliness, and a vocabulary. Those times are long gone. Good to have a glimpse of them again with these hosts and their excellent podcast.
Apple Podcasts5devil zilla
United States9 months ago - Erudite commentary on books that don’t deserve it.
Will reawaken your love of the genre fiction you thought you’d outgrown.
Apple Podcasts5TTT Tiger Pants
United Kingdoma year ago - Brilliant look at underanalyzed books
I love this podcast’s erudite and insightful look at the lurid underbelly of genre fiction. It also introduced me to Michael McDowell, who’s rapidly becoming one of my favorite authors. 10/10, very high recommendation.
Apple Podcasts5AsenathMBUnited Statesa year ago - Love these hosts.
This is the podcast I could listen to all day every day!
Apple Podcasts5mlrunUnited States2 years ago - A portal to weird 2AM conversations at Denny’s in 1995…
I love this podcast. I feel like the hosts are from my exact end-slice of Generation X, so in addition to enjoying the discussion of the books they find, I get a hit of nostalgia. My sense is that they are both smarter than I am, but, like, a couple of shots of whiskey or something would quickly bridge the gap. They’re the people who might have intimidated me at the beginning of a party where people were wearing black and smoking cloves, but, by the end of the night we’d all be singing the theme... more
Apple Podcasts5ObizmidUnited States2 years ago
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