Brothers Reading Books: A Sci-Fi and Fantasy Book Club

Will and Michael. Two brothers reading books. Join us in our online book club as we go through classic books with a focus on science fiction and fantasy.

Brothers Reading Books: A Sci-Fi and Fantasy Book Club is a arts podcast hosted by Michael Kentris and Will Kentris, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Michael Kentris and Will Kentris hosts Brothers Reading Books: A Sci-Fi and Fantasy Book Club, a arts show with 28 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  Neuromancer Chapters 9 - 11

  Aug 17, 202645 min

  Send us a message We pick up our Neuromancer read-through right as the AI Wintermute starts speaking through familiar faces, laying out its limits and its leverage. From there we step into Freeside, the glossy space resort that feels like a tourist paradise until you notice the decadent underbelly. Case goes chasing a buzz, the dinner goes sideways, and Riviera puts on an unsettling holographic cabaret that leads us to learning more about Molly's backstory. Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast share it with a friend and leave a rating and review! Find us online: Website X/Twitter Email: brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com

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  Episode #28

  Neuromancer Chapters 6-8

  Aug 10, 202657 min

  Send us a message We continue with chapters six through eight in Neuromancer. In this episode: we collect the last member of the team, Peter Riviera Learn more about who, or what, "Armitage" actually is we start making our way to the corrupt and decadent Freeside, a cyberpunk Babylon Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast share it with a friend and leave a rating and review! Find us online: Website X/Twitter Email: brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com

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  Episode #27

  Neuromancer Chapters 3-5

  Aug 3, 20261h 23m

  Send us a message We continue William Gibson’s Neuromancer with chapters 3 through 5 where we learn that we are in a heist story. Assemble the crew, buy the gear, test the tools, then do the heist before the heist. We learn about The Sprawl and BAMA and what Armitage has done that ties Case to the completion of this job. We also talk about the SimStim feature and the interesting narrative perspectives it introduces into the story. Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast share it with a friend and leave a rating and review! Find us online: Website X/Twitter Email: brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com

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  Episode #26

  Neuromancer Chapters 1-2

  Jul 27, 20261h 16m

  Send us a message William Gibson’s cyberpunk classic, Neuromancer, drops us right into the action in the neon grime of Chiba City. Read along with us to find out why the book still feels like the blueprint for hackers, body modification, and the idea of cyberspace itself. Along the way we talk about the noir tone, and the genre’s core promise: high tech wrapped around low society. Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast share it with a friend and leave a rating and review! Find us online: Website X/Twitter Email: brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com

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  Episode #25

  Conan the Barbarian - Vale of Lost Women and The Devil In Iron

  Jul 19, 20261h 6m

  Send us a message We wrap up our current run through of Robert E. Howard by reading two more tales: “The Vale of Lost Women,” regarded as one of the most controversial Conan stories, and “The Devil in Iron,” a more traditional Conan sword and sorcery story with those elements of supernatural horror we've come to love. Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast share it with a friend and leave a rating and review! Find us online: Website X/Twitter Email: brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com

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