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Two queer writers rediscover a childhood classic and embark on an epic journey through Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Cycle! This bi-weekly podcast is packed with thrilling adventure tales, valuable writing tips, and plenty of laughs while exploring the world of storytelling.
Unknown Host hosts Eragon And Back Again, a arts show with 85 episodes published.
A fond farewell to a fan favorite. Darien and Lucy reflect on Eldest and celebrate being halfway through The Inheritance Cycle. Talking points include the future of the podcast, the requirements for discussing Eragon (20
Will we ever meet this red dragon? Diego returns to join Lucy and Darien for reunions and big reveals in Eldest chapter 68, “Convergence,” chapter 69, “Eldest,” chapter 70, “Inheritance,” and chapter 71, “Reunion.” Talki
Who do you call a monster? Darien and Lucy dive into the endgame in Eldest chapter 65, “Nar Garzhvog,” chapter 66, “Witches Brew,” and chapter 67, “The Storm Breaks.” Talking points include Paolini challenging the idea o
Why is a raven like a writing desk? Lucy and Darien get the band back together in Eldest chapter 62, “To Aberon,” chapter 63, “The Burning Plains,” and chapter 64, “The Clouds of War.” Talking points include fandom attem
Eat your heart out, Odysseus. Lucy and Darien find their sea legs in Eldest chapter 60, “The Maw of the Ocean,” and chapter 61, “Running the Boar's Eye.” Talking points include appreciating the map at the front of the bo
Learning about atheism. Darien and Lucy have more thoughts about elves in Eldest chapter 57, “Red Blade, White Blade,” chapter 58, “Visions Near and Far,” and chapter 59, “Gifts.” Talking points include bidding a (not-so
An assassination attempt! Lucy and Darien enjoy the last Nasuada POVs in Eldest chapter 55, “Child’s Play,” and chapter 56, "Premonitions of War.” Talking points include Trianna’s stock increasing, dozens of deaths Nasua
A familiar face! Darien and Lucy are excited to reconnect with an old acquaintance in Eldest chapter 50, “Landfall,” chapter 51, “Teirm,” chapter 52, “Jeod Longshanks,” chapter 53, “An Unexpected Ally,” and chapter 54, “
We're deeply disappointed in our protagonist. Lucy and Darien enjoy high highs and the lowest low in Eldest chapter 48, “The Gift of Dragons,” and Chapter 49, “In a Starry Glade.” Talking points include the satisfaction
Has Eragon finally learned his lesson? Lucy and Darien suffer major second-hand embarrassment in Eldest chapter 46, “The Beginning of Wisdom,” and Chapter 47, “Broken Egg and Scattered Nest.” Talking points include Erago
Roran’s back! Darien and Lucy are excited to spend time with Roran again in Eldest chapter 44, "Narda” and chapter 45, “The Hammer Falls.” Talking points include an excellent use of the physical layout of the book, Roran
He's got ghosts in his blood! Lucy and Darien suffer from serious secondhand embarrassment in Eldest chapter 42, "Image of Perfection" and chapter 43, "The Obliterator." Talking points include begging Eragon to please st
The Raz'ac are basically mosquitoes, right? Darien and Lucy discuss just one chapter with Eldest chapter 41, "The Nature of Evil.” Talking points include this jerk Vanir, Saphira having Eragon’s back, interrogating what
Eragon, you're so sixteen… Lucy and Darien would like Eragon to chill out, please, in chapter 38, "Resurgence," chapter 39, “Why Do You Fight?” and chapter 40, “Black Morning Glory.” Talking points include placement of d
It's all about lace. Darien and Lucy are so excited to spend time with Nasuada in chapter 35, “A Maze of Opposition,” chapter 36, “Hanging by a Thread,” and chapter 37, “Elva.” Talking points include Darien struggling to
Saphira has a crush. Lucy and Darien have SEEN TOO MUCH in chapter 34, “The Secret Lives of Ants,” and chapter 35, “Under the Menoa Tree.” Talking points include Saphira being so basic by having a crush on her teacher, s
We need to stop describing disabled characters as “useless.” Darien and Lucy are joined by Cache the Dog in chapter 33, “On the Crags of Tel'nae'r.” Talking points include the relief of no longer being alone, the EABA co
Peak Folk Hero Lucy and Darien are ready to answer the call in chapter 29, “Conviction,” chapter 30, “Repercussions,” and chapter 31, “Exodus.” Talking points include the cousins having different days, Roran’s growing re
Arya’s secret is out! Darien and Lucy discover some secrets of the elves Eldest chapter 27, “Queen Islanzadí,” and chapter 28, “Out of the Past.” Talking points include the big reveal, Arya being manipulated into forgive
Arya has a secret. Darien and Lucy go deeper into the woods in Eldest chapter 24, “Arrow to the Heart,” chapter 25, “The Dagshelgr Invocation,” and chapter 26, “The Pinewood City.” Talking points include the best strateg
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