Luke Burrage reads a science fiction novel and reviews it when he's done. Then he reads another.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Luke and Juliane review Amatka by Karin Tidbeck, then discuss the five star concepts and themes trapped within this two star novel. more
I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman (with The Child as the main character) is the post-apocalyptic-novel-featuring-a-protagonist-without-a-proper-name that Luke has been waiting for, following the double-disappointment of The Road (featu... more
Luke finally finished Moby-Dick by Herman Melville and wants to talk to Juliane about how it’s the best written worst novel. more
On the episode following The Road, Luke talks to Juliane about The Bear by Andrew Krivak, and how it’s playing off the themes and story of Cormac McCarthy’s novel. more
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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. more
Few will be able to stomach these two dudes
Wall of words. Take a breath, man. You are going to have a stroke. What a relief a moment of silence for a little bit of thought would be. I don’t know why the co-host puts up with this. Relentlessly boring.
Slightly pedantic but I keep coming back - would prefer spoilers so we can get into it. Don’t love the way the male host talks to his guest- but this also seems like a personal diatribe or blog - so it’s on me for listening.
In which a man repeatedly talks at and over a woman.
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Apple Podcasts | #218 | Ireland/Arts/Books |
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