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A Room of One's Own: Sad Girls Club
We review Virginia Woolf's 1929 lecture. We go on various rants (some unrelated) as we acknowledge society is attempting to have women's rights careening back to the roaring 20's. Disclaimer: We are…
The Little Prince: Growing Up is a Trap
A French classic written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. We've read this book a good few times. The Little Prince always reminds us that if you act like an adult all the time it will break your spirit.…
The Haunting of Hill House: Shirley's Redemption
We may have been a bit quick to judge in our episode on The Lottery. Shirley Jackson did her thing here. Is it a spooky haunted house? Or does Eleanor have a mental illness and the Dudley's are…
Jurassic Park: Lex 🤝 Human Sacrifice
We're baaaack!!!! How much more modern classic do you get than Michael Crichton and these damn dinosaurs? Yet another old white man is given too much power/money. It just some how always goes wrong.…
The Lottery: Vague Violence
Where Hawthorne gave us too much information we didn't want, Shirley Jackson is being vague af. A banger in the 1940's we guess. Listen to us tell the tale of a confusing ritual and sooo many names.…
Everyday Use: Quilt Drama
A short story by Alice Walker. She kept it light for us this time. Dee drops in after 6 years trying memorialize a culture she's always hated. Maggie's trying to live the culture. Mama's just trying…
The Bluest Eye: Toni & Tangents
Another Toni Morrison classic. Published in 1970. A series of small stories builds up to one young girl's brutal existence. We switched up the style on this one due to Toni traumatizing us.
Their Eyes Were Watching God: Everybody's a Critic
Written by Zora Neale Hurston, 1937: The men in Janie's life are both her salvation and her destruction. The girl also has haters her entire life, because she's hot. Janie's literally just trying to…
Brave New World: Sex, Drugs, and Stability
Published in 1932, genetic manipulation and conditioning is the name of the game. Everybody gets what they want and anything they can't have the World State makes sure they don't want. "Everyone is…
Call of the Wild: Buck Wild
From the fireside of California to the brutal winter of Alaska; Buck learns it's kill or be killed for this mutt. That won't stop him from becoming a legend though. He'll literally bite your throat…
Animal Farm: Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad
This week we read Animal Farm by George Orwell. Animals take over their farm for freedom only to be enslaved by pigs. You give a mediocre male the tiniest bit of power....You want a dictatorship??…
A Christmas Carol: Guilt Tripping Made Popular
Awfully bad attitude to have with a name like Ebenezer Scrooge. Your boomer grandparents only wish they could be this intolerable of the poors. Hear as an old crotchety man is bullied by ghosts into…
Beowulf: Michael Jordan of Monster Slaying
Get in nerds! We're reading Beowulf. In a battle of bad neighbors only a true warrior can save the Danes. You've never fought 9 sea monsters while in a swimming competition? You don't have the grip…
The Most Dangerous Game: Denim Chain Mail
This week we read a story about the 2nd most dangerous game next to clubbing at Parliament House in Orlando circa 2013. Written by Richard Connell. Zaroff is just passionate about his hobby guys.…
The Crucible: Witches & Hoes
In this Arthur Miller play 15 people die, because a farmer cheats on his wife. Fake witches, fake Christians, but real treachery. The lies of the many outweigh the truth of the few in 1600's Salem.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Cryptic Crackhead
This week we read The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Why go to therapy when you could take drugs to split your personality and let the worst version of yourself…
Frankenstein: Daddy Issues
Mary Shelley really put her foot in this one. Put all your thoughts on this book aside. Dr. Frankenstein is the OG deadbeat dad. The "monster" is just trying to make friends...and take revenge...We…
The Raven & The Masque of the Red Death: Grief Bird Meets Pandemic
Another dose of Edgar Allan Poe. We're keeping it light this time though. One's a story about a bird!...triggering a man to spiral into grief. There's a party in the other one!...with the backset of…
Cask of Amontillado & Tell-Tale Heart: Wine & Crime
What's a little wine, guilt, and murder among friends? Edgar Allan Poe is one of everyone's favorites. We're not an exception. We just had to give you our take on the pettiest man alive building…
The Shining PT3: Everyone Needs Dick
An unexpected Part 3, but can you blame us?? Jack has to "correct" his family lest he not make management at the Overlook. Was it really the ghosts or was this in Jack all along? Either way Hallorann…
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