SHORTS! Scary Edition keeps on creeping through the month of October with "The Tower," by Marghanita Laski. What's the best painting in this room? How many steps are in this creepy tower? Are you sure? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 🖼️

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It’s SHORTS! Scary edition! This week we read “Little Girl Eater" by Septimus Dale. What is a girder? What's Mason going to use that tin can for? What's going to happen to the little girl eater? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 🪨

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Episode 45 of The ADHD Book Club Podcast is out now! For this episode, we read Don’t Fear The Reaper by Stephen Graham Jones. Esquire called the second book in the Indian Lake Trilogy “A genuine horror superstar.” Korey says, “We’re back in Proofrock, Idaho. It’s four years later. People are getting murdered. Murderer, Murderer, Murderer.” Ashley says, “There’s also a lot of slasher film slashers happening.” Tune in to hear more! 🧠 🔪

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It’s SHORTS! This week we read “Skinder's Veil" by Kelly Link. Why is Bronwyn dating Lester? What are the rules when you house-sit for Skinder? Why are these stories making me so sleepy? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 🐻

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For this episode, we read Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata. John Powers of NPR said, “One pleasure of this book is her detailed portrait of how such a place [a convenience store] actually works. Yet the book's true brilliance lies in Murata's way of subverting our expectations. It's not simply that Keiko finds liberation, even happiness, by becoming a cog in the capitalist machine, an unsettling idea when you think about it. Murata also makes us see how the family members who find her love of the store's rituals strange are themselves trapped within a set of rules - dress this way, don't talk like that, get married and have kids. But unlike her, they—and maybe we—don't know it.” Korey says, “There is a lot of overlap of ideas and themes in all three of the things of hers that we’ve read.” Ashley says, “Yes, it’s like she’s trying to get something across… a point.” Tune in to our latest episode now! 🧠 🍙

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It’s SHORTS! This week we read “How I Fell in Love With the Well-Documented Life of Alex Whelan” by Yan Ge. Who is Alex Whelan? What's his deal? Can you find his terrible band's Bandcamp page? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 📽️

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In our latest episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast, we’re discussing Piranesi by Susanna Clarke. Beejay Silcox of Times Literary Supplement said, “The page-turning thrill of Piranesi is watching him puzzle out what we can already see, and guilelessly wander into danger ... Some books arrive dusted with the shimmer of literary myth. Piranesi is one of them..” Ashley says, “If you are into ISpy allusions, then you will like Piranesi.” Korey says, “Yeah, look, if you like reading a name and knowing that it has some meaning and then looking that up like a fucking nerd, then go for it. Read this book.” Tune in to hear more now! 🧠 🐐

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It’s SHORTS! Another Alien Abduction August come and gone with "No Matter Which Way We Turned," by Brian Evenson. Which way do her fingers bend? What's the question I couldn't help but ask? Is this episode twice as long as the actual story? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 🛸

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