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Hosted by So, Book? · arts · EN-US · 33 episodes
Five strongly opinionated friends dive into fantasy and sci-fi novels in a weekly book club where we chat about last week's reading, typically 100-200 page chunks. This is a spoiler filled read-along style podcast.Each episode jumps directly into plot reactions, character analysis, likes/dislikes, and predictions. What started as a fun way to socialize in 2021 has blossomed into a dedicated book club, covering everything from speculating on character romances to debating whether a battle sequence deserved its page count.Follow along with the reading, or simply tune in for the banter!
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So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast
Book club reads the first quarter of The Last Contract ofIsako by Fonda Lee. (And someone didn’t finish the reading). What is thelast contract? What’s up with this society? Is anything as it seems? (Also we promise we can do math)
So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast
In the final (for now) book club discussing Dungeon Crawler Carl, by Matt Dinniman, until publishing picks up with book #9, we discuss all of Horribles Two and predictions for the end of entire series. We chat about how this book ranks against the others, some annoyances in spending page on the races, if Carl will become an/the AI, who will become the one true Ascendancy winner (is it Samantha?), how will the OIs physically look, who actually made it to the Caberet, how did we not spend more time with Mordecai as a table, and is there a mimic that's taking on the body of a crawler? Spoilers for all of DCC - including the title of Book #9.
So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast
Bookclub continues to read and discuss Dungeon Crawler Carl book 8, A Parade of Horribles, by Matt Dinniman. Discussion topics include: maybe too much attention to what Imani's dog might mean, how Carl is now viewing NPC vs. Crawler lives, Carl is now a dog, wild theories on how spiders are master communicators within the dungeon, the mimic introduction was pretty well done, will the final arena just be one big crawler v mod dodgeball game, it all comes down to a pig, and the sweet friendship bonding with Pony. Spoilers for all of DCC through the end of Ch 87. As well as a small reference to the Hunger Games.
So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast
Book club reads the next part of the most recent DCC book. Is Elle a bully? Are the war mages trustworthy? Does Jamal have a past? (As usual) what the heck is going on with Lucia? We discuss all this and more in this next section of our DCC book discussion series.
So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast
Bookclub dives into the second chunk of the eight Dungeon Crawler Carl book, A Parade of Horribles, by Matt Dinniman. While we are not enthused by the most direct plot line of the races themselves, there are quite a few between the lines pieces that piqued our interest, including the introduction of Baby Uzi Jesus, all things Eris and coloring outside the lines, are both floors in one book, overall gods going haywire and the AI asking for help, and getting nervous about the fate of a pig. Spoilers for all of DCC through the end of 35 in book 8, plus a reference to Midnight Sun (Twilight).
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