Hosted by Michael Kentris and Will Kentris · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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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.
Michael Kentris and Will Kentris hosts Brothers Reading Books, a arts show with 24 episodes published.
We follow Conan through “Rogues in the House” a plan for an assassination job turns into a trap filled nightmare. We talk pacing, pulp, horror, and why we enjoy Conan so much when he leans into his skills for improvised
Conan arrives on the ship dripping wet from Crom knows where. Conflicts with captain and crew lead to typical Conan solutions. Punch it or stab it if possible. As the ship goes in search of ancient treasure a new and fri
A mysterious city rises out of a waterless desert, and for a second it looks like salvation. But there is more than first meets the eye in this supposed oasis. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast
We read Robert E. Howard’s “Iron Shadows in the Moon” and follow Conan from a marshland showdown into cursed ruins, pirate politics, and a moonlit escape. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed the podcast shar
We read and react to Robert E. Howard’s “Black Colossus." Grave-robbing and treasure hunting goes wrong and unleashes an ancient evil to sweep across the nations. We get to see Conan as a military commander when he is ch
We follow Conan from a run-in with “civilized” law to his escape to the sea. From there it's on to piracy, pillaging, passion, and exploration of haunting ancient ruins. We also get some insights into Conan’s bleak theol
Today we cover Robert E. Howard’s “The Scarlet Citadel” and look once again at Conan as King which goes well with our previous episode on the "Phoenix in the Sword." This story hits our classic Conan tropes: betrayal, un
We dive into a pair of classic Conan heist tales. Join us as we follow a young Conan as he multi-classes as a rogue in the classic stories "The God in the Bowl" and "The Tower of the Elephant." We have the usual Conan tr
We leave sci-fi behind and jump into sword and orcery with Robert E. Howard’s Conan the Barbarian. We talk pulp context, the Hyborian Age’s “historical shorthand,” and why Conan on the page feels smarter, stranger, and m
We finish our read through of Dune by looking the appendixes, where Herbert lays out some of the hard details behind Arrakis's ecology, religion, politics, and the history of the empire. We also give some of our final th
We've done it! We are making our way through the final chapters of Dune together, well done! While the title does not appear in the books, it does match our episode's theme quite well today as we march into the confronta
Paul rides the worm, turning a rite of passage into another future legend. Old friends return and trust must be reestablished. What happens when one drinks the Water of Life who was never meant to? Send us Fan Mail Suppo
Paul and Jessica learn more about Fremen life in the sietch. We experience the mysterious Water of Life and the strange effects it has on both our characters and the Fremen at large. We revisit the Baron and his plans fo
We continue our journey through Dune with Paul’s duel with Jamis, the importance of Fremen traditions and names. This is followed by a detour to Giedi Prime where we meet Count Fenring while the Baron and Feyd put on a g
We start off with Paul and Jessica, dodging desert dangers, and encounter the Fremen, and we learn more about the sometimes unforgiving nature of Fremen society. Kynes feverishly reveals his insights on the ecology of Ar
We learn more of the Baron’s ruthless strategy, follow Paul and Jessica’s through the desert, and learn about where Gurney Halleck's path has led him. Email us at brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com Find us on X at @BrothersR
Today we continue on into Book 2 of Dune, Muad'dib. Stone halls get traded for sand and storms as Dune’s focus snaps to survival. Paul and Jessica must step carefully as they learn the ways of both the desert and the Fre
We trace the fall of House Atreides in Book One’s closing stretch as we follow the interweaving stories of Paul and Jessica, Yueh and Leto, and the looming Harkonnen presence. Email us at brothersreadingbooks@gmail.com,
A dinner on Arrakis reveals the politics of the planet's upper echelon, subtleties of culture and faith and customs, and the goals of trade and ecology collide. Send your questions and comments to: BrothersReadingBooks a
We weigh betrayal, prophecy, and leadership under pressure as a sandworm turns a routine spice run into a moral crucible. Leto’s public doubt of Jessica, Paul’s growing gravity, and Kynes’s conflicted loyalties all conve
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