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Five strongly opinionated friends dive into fantasy and sci-fi novels in this weekly book club.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 - all are welcome!
So, Book? hosts So, Book? A Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast, a arts show with 27 episodes published.
The full book club is back to discuss chapters 38 - 58 on the sixth Dungeon Crawler Carl, This Inevitable Ruin, and there are a lot of predictions to be had about the fate of our favorite crawlers. Topics of conversation
Book club discusses chapters 18 - 37 of the seventh Dungeon Crawler Carl book, This Inevitable Ruin by Matt Dinniman. We only have two members in attendance today and both happen to not enjoy reading about war planning a
Bookclub begins the first quarter of the seventh book in Dungeon Crawler Carl, this Inevitable Ruin by Matt Dinniman. Bookclub gets annoyed at the changing POVs with prior cookbook authors, is confused as to the reality
Book club discusses the highly anticipated Dinnamin-tsunami of a conclusion to the sixth Dungeon Crawler Carl book, The Eye of the Bedlam Bride - 75% to the conclusion ( 54 - end). We learn more about primals (or do we j
Book club discusses 50-76% of the sixth Dungeon Crawler Carl book, chapters 34-53. Is book club part of team Odette? Could we get any more mad at Bea's past behavior that was revealed regarding her relationship with Carl
Book club reads the second quarter of Dungeon Crawler Carl: The Eye of the Bedlam Bride. Terrible predictions are made. Samantha horrifies us all.
Book Club discusses the sixth Dungeon Crawler Carl book by Matt Dinniman. Yugio? Pokemon? Magic the Gathering? It's DCC deck building and book club is not totally sold on the new mechanics at play, but flagging fellow cr
Book club discusses and debates the end (chapters 56-end) of the fifth Dungeon Crawler Carl book, The Butcher's Masquerade, by Matt Dinniman. Did we get excited and start with the epilogue? Possibly. Don't worry, we stil
Book club discusses and debates Part 3 (chapters 26-55) of the fifth Dungeon Crawler Carl book, The Butcher's Masquerade, by Matt Dinniman. Did we shed any tears for the loss of the vampire? There may be some AI fan-club
Book Club briefly becomes Movie Club as we talk about Project Hail Mary. Discussion about set design, aliens, and the theory of relativity. Major Spoilers: The book version of Project Hail Mary Mild spoilers for: The Mar
Book club discussed and debates the final fourth of Tress of the Emerald Sea, by Brandon Sanderson. The Sanderlanche is upon us! Debate follows if this is truly a good entry point to the cosmere,it may depend on the age
Book Club discusses the first 25 chapters (1/3) of the fifth book in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, the Butcher's Masquerade "You will not break me"
Book club discussed and debates the third fourth (50-75%) of Tress of the Emerald Sea, by Brandon Sanderson: Chapters 34 to 50. We find some new spore colors and types, which is only half of the known spore types, much t
Book club discusses the ending of the fourth Dungeon Crawler Carl book, The Gate of the Feral Gods, by Matt Dinniman. As more out of dungeon aspects to the universe and earth are revealed, book club gets theorizing about
Book club discusses Tress of the Emerald Sea Ch 18-33 Mild spoilers for the White Sand graphic novels and Mistborn novels
Book club hops into the next Dungeon Crawler Carl book with #4 - The Gate of the Feral Gods, by Matt Dinniman. We're getting into a new level with some serious Mad Max vibes and some correct predictions from book club!*S
Book Club dives into a new book (well, a new book for 3 of the 5 friends) and kicks off with the first 25%, up to the end up chapter 18, for Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson. We dive into the Cosmere, this t
Book Club discusses the second half of the Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook Spoilers for all previous DCC books
Book club discusses the end of the cozy fantasy novel Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree; chapters 23 through the end of the book.Mild Spoilers for the other books in this series: Legends & Lattes, and Bookshops &
Book Club chats about the first 15 chapters (51%) of the third book on the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. Will we ever remember it's the Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook and now the Dungeon Crawler Cookbook? Only time will tel
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