Living in the Stacks

1:12:51 | May 3rd, 2020

A bit late due to *gestures at everything*, but this episode Jon ends the Indie Author Showcase with another spacefaring story in Jim Hanson's Champagne Brunch of the Insectivores. Stay tuned to the e...Show More

1:25:00 | Mar 20th, 2020

As we hunker down during the pandemic, Dexter leads the discussion on P.J. Friel’s urban fantasy romance set in Akron, A Twist of Wyrd.

1:02:25 | Feb 28th, 2020

This month, Max leads our discussion with one of their favorite novels, the galactic epic Dancing with Eternity by John Patrick Lowrie.

1:27:05 | Jan 31st, 2020

Note: This month’s book is not available for purchase at this time, but if anyone’s interested in being a beta reader, you can contact the author here: msadprice@gmail.com.This month’s episode begins ...Show More

1:12:11 | Dec 15th, 2019

CW: discussions of fascism and references to the current presidential administration It’s the end of the post-apocalyptic and dystopian novel theme as Jon leads a discussion on Sinclair Lewis’ sadly ...Show More

1:16:50 | Nov 19th, 2019

Dexter returns to lead a discussion on Stephenie Meyer's followup to the Twilight Saga, the post-apocalyptic alien invasion story The Host.

49:31 | Oct 21st, 2019

Our dive into the post-apocalypse continues with Max leading a discussion on Jeanne DuPrau’s The City of Ember.

55:57 | Sep 21st, 2019

Melody kicks off Dexter's theme of dystopia and post-apocalyptic books with José Saramago's story of ableism, human misery, and long form poop description Blindness.