Ep. #432: Book Recs in the Time of Corona

Hey Nerds! Hope you’re doing okay and continuing to practice social distancing. In case you need some book recommendations in our new world of quarantining at home… We’re here to help We bring great friend of the pod Andrea and newcomer Abbey onboard to round out the Zoom crew. Also several kitties, puppies, and a […] Read more

Posted on: April 2, 2020 Category:

• Biography
• Comedy
• Dystopian
• Fantasy
• Fiction
• General
• Historical Fiction
• Literature
• Memoir
• Mystery
• Non-fiction
• Page to Screen
• Romance
• Science Fiction
• Suspense
• Thriller
• YA

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Ep. #431 – Rachel Harrison

On today’s episode, Adam interviews debut author Rachel Harrison about her new book The Return. They talk about her writing horror despite being very afraid of everything. They also break down how relationships and friendships change as we grow older. This chat was so much fun and extremely introspective. Help us raise money to find a […] Read more

Posted on: March 30, 2020 Category:

• Fiction
• Horror
• Literature

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Ep. #430 – Previewing April’s biggest books (and practicing social distancing)

On today’s episode, we’re looking at the books we can’t wait to read in April while our respective homes. We hope you’re self quarantining as well and staying safe. These books are a great way to pass the time during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Help us raise money to find a cure for Leukemia and Lymphoma: https://pages.lls.org/mwoy/noh/cle20/pbooknerds […] Read more

Posted on: March 26, 2020 Category:

• Biography
• Children's
• Dystopian
• Fantasy
• Fiction
• Historical Fiction
• Horror
• Memoir
• Mystery
• Non-fiction
• Romance
• Science Fiction
• Suspense
• Thriller
• True Crime
• YA

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Ep. #429 – Emily St. John Mandel

On today’s episode, Adam interviews Emily St. John Mandel about her new book The Glass Hotel. They briefly discuss Station Eleven, her massively popular title based around a pandemic but, as this interview was recorded in January, the current Covid-19 pandemic isn’t discussed. They get into why she was fascinated by Ponzi schemes a bunch more. Read more

Posted on: March 23, 2020 Category:

• Literature

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