
Luke Burrage and Juliane Kunzendorf read a science fiction novel and review it when they're done. Then they read another.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Luke talks to Juliane about Slow Gods by Claire North, a book with so many nods to The Culture series that Luke’s head almost fell off nodding in recognition.
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Luke and Juliane are very enthusiastic about Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky so half way through their review go deep into the spoiler zone.
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It’s a 1000 page book from 2008, and Luke tells Juliane why he thinks Anathem is a “Masterwork” by Neal Stephenson.
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Luke tells Juliane about the disappointing romance in The Everlasting, the romantasy novel by Alix E Harrow.
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I’ve listened to this podcast for about a year, I would say. Enjoyed some of the insights and the knowledge of science fiction literature was a helpful guide on what past and current works to read in the genre. That’s not the problem…
I plan on unfollowing this podcast after I write this review because I just cannot stand the way the host Luke Barrage talks to his co-host, Juliene. I think they are a couple, if that’s the case, my heart breaks for her.
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More random banter about personal preferences than objective review
The content can be interesting, but it is SO distracting that the male presenter just steamrolls over his partner as soon as she starts to say anything. Hilariously in the latest episode he goes on about a character in a book mansplaining - no self awareness whatsoever. Shame.
One guy rambling for 1 hour and a half, repeating the same ideas over and over and being quite wrong about everything... But mostly, it's one guy interrupting his cohost for 1 hour and a half even after she says "please, let me talk"... It was painful to listen.
Ps: his answer was "let me finish this idea first" and went on to repeat the same ideas for the rest of the podcast.
Few will be able to stomach these two dudes
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The content centers around detailed reviews of science fiction novels, often engaging with complex themes like gender dynamics, corporate capitalism, ecological issues, and philosophical explorations. Through discussions, the hosts frequently critique not just the narratives but also the cultural and societal implications embedded within these stories, highlighting both their personal opinions and broader literary contexts. This approach makes the reviews not only informative for sci-fi enthusiasts but also relatable to listeners interested in deeper conversations about the genre's relevance in contemporary society. Each episode tends to dissect both contemporary works and classic science fiction, offering listeners a diverse range of persp... more
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