Our latest episode is here, and we’re discussing Night’s Master by Tanith Lee! Ashley says, “I wasn’t expecting it to be, kind of, such separate stories, so I’d find myself a little like, uh what? Where are we?” Korey says, “I’m not uninterested, but I also wasn’t like, wow, this is great!” Tune in now to hear more about Night’s Master and its main demon, Alan! 🧠 🌚

The April 1990 OMNI Magazine, Issue 139 Spectacular continues with "Scanman," by Pat Cadigan. What additional horrors lurk in the magazine pile at Korey's grandparents' house? Why does it smell like cigarette smoke in here? Are You Afraid of the Dark? Tune in now to find out! 🧠🖨️

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In this episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast, we’re discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Beth E. Andersen of the Library Journal said, “Marcellus—a thief, escape artist with a mission, and brilliant observer of human behavior—narrates his chapters with a whip-smart wit born of his nine brains, three hearts, and the impatient urgency of wanting to help his beloved Tova before his time runs out... Poet and short story writer Van Pelt has written an irresistibly wonderful, warm, funny, heartbreaking first novel, full of gentle people (and one octopus) bravely powering through their individual scars left by lives that have beaten them up but have not brought them down.” Ashley says, “It’s like a story of friendships and stuff, and it’s lovely. And the octopus is a fun character.” Korey says, “It is charming in the same way a well-made, well-acted Hallmark movie is charming.” Tune in to hear more! 🧠 🐙

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