Happy Scare-O-Ween? BOOk-tober? We never really named this month’s spooky theme, but here we are. For this episode, we read The Angel of Indian Lake by Stephen Graham Jones. Lacy Baugher Milas from Paste said, “Jones attempts to bring his sprawling, bloody story to a satisfactory end—and mostly succeeds. And although there are moments where his large narrative sags a bit under the weight of its own self-referential hubris, its central character is more than strong enough to drag its proverbial body over the finish line.” Korey says, “You know, more Jade Daniels slasher movie stuff!” Ashley says, “Jade Daniels is our final girl, whether she believes this or not.” Tune in to our latest episode to hear more! 🧠 ⛏️

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In this episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast, we’re discussing The Unworthy by Agustina Bazterrica. Laura Van Den Berg of The New York Times Book Review said, “Brilliant, chilling ... Suspenseful ... The horror is made visceral by Bazterrica’s feverish, mythic prose, translated from the Spanish by Sarah Moses ... Vivid and anguishing ... A novel filled with secrets, and part of the thrill is cracking open one forbidden door at a time.” Korey says, “I was interested in this book because I really loved her book, Tender Is the Flesh, which is probably equally as dark, but much more interesting. And this was not interesting.” Ashley says, “I don’t think it was really for me.” Tune in to hear more thoughts (and details on our very own “cult” you can join) now! 🧠 🪳

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This week we read "The End of Science Fiction," by Robert Bloch. Who stole my copy of "The Outsider," by H.P. Lovecraft? What's up with this silver cylinder? Was Robert Ormsby's speech always like this? Tune in to find out! 🧠🦾

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In this episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast, we’re discussing Chuck Tingle’s latest book, Lucky Day. New York Times bestselling author Olivie Blake called it, “An existential masterwork that, like life, is equal parts atrocity and delights." Ashley says, “I thought it was really good and really fun and really wild.” Korey says, “It’s fun. It’s a Chuck Tingle Book.” BONUS: We went to the LA book tour stop and got to meet the man himself! We’re no closer to figuring out who he really is, and that’s okay. Tune in now to hear more! 🧠 🍀

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This week we read "The End of the Voyage," by Bora Chung. How will we ever stop 'The Disease'? Is there an extra hand around here anywhere? What's up with This Guy? Tune in to find out! 🧠🚀

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Are you ready for minotaur smut? Because that’s what’s up in this week’s episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast! We’re discussing Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta. Dani with Overflowing Shelf said, “I don’t think there is a book quite like Morning Glory Milking Farm. It’s bizarre and absurd, but it also has a lot of heart and is quite sweet in the end.” Ashley says, “If you’re a little nervous about the smut aspect of it, I actually don’t think it’s that intense.” Korey says, “I think this is probably the best one of these that we’ve done so far!” Tune in now to hear all our thoughts on this “Monster Bait Romance.” 🧠 🥛

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This week we read "The Dowager of Bees," by China Mieville. What's a 'Full Hive'? Do you know anywhere I can bet on a game of Old Maid? What's the most you've ever lost in a card game, Friendo? 🧠🐝

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For our final episode of this year’s Alien Abduction August, we’re discussing American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, Technology by D.W. Pasulka. Chad and Carey Hayes, writers of The Conjuring and The Conjuring II, said, “Pasulka's book is nothing short of spectacular and intriguing— a mind-blowing read with fascinating insight. Her research and knowledge present a whole new truth, some of which is very scary, and we don't scare easily. Korey says, "It’s not scientific enough to be a science book. It’s not journalistic enough to be a serious work of journalism. It’s sort of… nothing.” Ashley says, “It’s kind of like she’s always intro-ing the book, and we never get into it.“ Tune in now to hear more of our riveting thoughts! 🧠 👽 📿

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