8 episodes
The Labyrinth Library Chris Gladis
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4.8 • 8 Ratings
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Book reviews, in no particular order. I read a wide variety of books, and review them in short podcasts.
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Review 224: A Memory of Light (Wheel of Time 14)
A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson At last. At long, long last. I have been reading this series since it started back in 1990, and have followed it closely in the twenty-three years that followed. I … Continue reading →
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Review 223: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon I have long been a reader of comic books, as you probably know by now if you’ve been following my reviews. Ever since I was a kid, comic books have … Continue reading →
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Review 222: Sourcery
Sourcery by Terry Pratchett Yes, I know – I’ve gone on a Discworld bender. Just one, I thought to myself – I’ll just read Lords and Ladies and that’ll be it. But then I saw Small Gods just sitting there… … Continue reading →
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Review 221: We Learn Nothing
We Learn Nothing by Tim Kreider While I was reading this book – in a faculty meeting, I have to confess – my colleague looked over, looked at the title and remarked something along the lines of, “That’s completely against … Continue reading →
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Review 220: Towers of Midnight (Wheel of Time 13)
Wheel of Time 13: Towers of Midnight by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson This is it, folks. We’re nearly done. Hang in there…. I’m finding this book tough to review for a few reasons. Firstly, reviewing it is kind of … Continue reading →
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Review 219: The Pleasure of Finding Things Out
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out by Richard Feynman Here’s the problem with having high expectations: they’re so often dashed. In my years trawling the web and being a science nerd, I heard a lot about Richard Feynman. There are … Continue reading →
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I started listening because of the reviews of the Dresden Files, and I enjoyed those so much that I subscribed. He keeps it short, and gives a good review of the books, along with fun trivia. Loved it!
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I love this podcast. Chris gives a basic story line, let's us know what he thinks, and reads a short excerpt. More importantly, though, he shares little bits of his life and Japan (where he lives), his humor, and makes it fun with little quizzes which all make his show more human and approachable than some other book review podcasts I've downloaded. I recommend checking this podcast out!