In this minisode, Daniel and Linzi reflect on 33% Pulp’s first birthday, wish listeners a Happy Thanksgiving, and discuss the upcoming season! — Episode Editor: Linzi

Hi all!   We’ll be taking a BRIEF publishing break until 11/15. Fear not: we’re still reading, recording, and putting together a massive season 4 for you in the meantime.   Keep an eye out for our FIRST EVER podiversary episode on November…

Linzi ran into a very important person last month and recorded this!   Enjoy this micro-episode!

In our season 3 finale, Daniel and Linzi remember the good (and the bad) of this season’s books: Badge of Evil, Dinner at Deviant’s Palace, Small World, War Gamers’ World, and Killer Crabs. Linzi’s excited. Are you? — Check out Stories of Yore and…

In our episode: Daniel recaps the final third of Guy N. Smith’s Killer Crabs, where he defends Caroline’s depth, Cliff explains the two things that can change a man, and Shannon gets up close and personal with a giant crab. — Goodreads Summary:…

In our episode: Linzi recaps the second third of the Guy N. Smith’s Killer Crabs and explains why she dislikes Caroline more than Rawley Voorst (of Season 1 book The Pleasure Tube). Also: Harvey remembers a dinosaur fact, and…

In our episode: Guest host Amber recaps the first third of the Guy N. Smiths, Killer Crabs, his sequel to Night of the Crabs, where nature will end you, Klin organizes a vigilante fisherman’s militia, and Caroline has two (2j orgasms.   Promo:…

In our episode:   Linzi recaps the final third of Hugh Walker’s War Gamers’ World, translated from the original German by Christine Priest, where  we find out the true purpose of Ilara’s ring, Bruss rises to the occasion, and The Hoff…

In our episode: Guest host Aric recaps the second third of Hugh Walker’s War Gamers’ World, translated from German by Christine Priest, where Ilara conveniently loses her top and asks Thuon to pull her finger, Frankari levels up, and Bruss’…

In our episode: Daniel recaps the first third of Hugh Walker’s War Gamers’ World, translated from German by Christine Priest, where torture doesn’t build trust, Thuon whips out his massive sword, and Ilara’s decisions are made for her. —…