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We read you the conclusion to Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King. Find out how Peachey and Dan fare, whether they win the crowns they sought. India isn't big enough them, but is Afghanistan?
We read part one of The Man Who Would Be King by Rudyard Kipling, complete and unabridged. Two loafers head out for a remote corner of Afghanistan. Like an old-time radio drama with the music and foley, but none of the breathless corniness, see
Notes, summary, analysis and synopsis of A Modest Proposal. We discuss child-rearing with Dr. Jonathan Swift, Juvenal, Stephen Colbert, Monty Python and other satirical descendants of Swift.
A Modest Proposal by Jonathon Swift read to you in its entirety. Originally published in the early 1700s, this biting satire still has the ability to shock.
Summary, notes, commentary, and analysis of An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce. The Twilight Zone wins at the Cannes Film Festival, the French perform a blues number in a crazy, syrupy forced American accent, and Flanagan renam
We read An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce. Originally published in the collection of Tales of Soldiers and Civilians in 1891, it is likely Bierce's most widely-read work. Listen in or, at the very least, read it, so you can en
Summary, notes, commentary and analysis of Araby by James Joyce. How is Araby like Flanagan's adventures at the Aloha Roller Skating Rink? Is Mangan's sister a stand-in for the Catholic Church?
Araby by James Joyce read to you in its entirety. Part of the collection published in the Dubliners, and perhaps not as widely read as The Dead or Eveline, Araby holds up as a classic, stuff you should read.
Treasure Island wraps up, as we read chapters 33 and 34, the last chapter. Where’s the treasure? Which side will Long John end up on? And, of course, some thoughts about it all.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, chapters thirty-one and thirty-two. Which side is Silver on? As we go hunting for treasure this episode, we need to remember to heed the doctor's warnings about squalls. We also take a behind the scene
We stay the course on Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, reading chapters twenty-eight, twenty-nine and thirty, and learning that mutiny breeds further mutiny. Where's the loyal crew? We finish with some thoughts about courage, rum and d
Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, chapters twenty-five through twenty-seven. Jim strikes the Jolly Roger, takes command and may have to deal with Israel Hands - settle his hash. We talk over Treasure Island!!!, lessons learned and the w
Treasure Island summary, synopsis, analysis, commentary? Not this episode, matey. This episode we turn matters over into the capable hands of Robert Louis Stevenson, alone, as we read chapters 22-24, adding only breathless music, scintillating
We read Treasure Island, chapters 19 - 21, with only a brief, breathless pause for a truce before soldiering on. At the end, summary, analysis and notes on this section of Treasure Island. Almost forgot, impromptu poetry slam.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson continues, as we read chapters 16 - 18. Music, sound effects, foley, we bring it all while we try to discover what's become of the doctor, the captain and the squire. It's like the old-time radio progra
We continue Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island: Jim and the loyal hands prepare for mutiny; but can anyone steal the wind of a man like Long John Silver? We put in our two cents, explaining, summarizign, but mostly discussing pirate finan
More Treasure Island from Robert Louis Stevenson, as we read you chapters nine, ten, eleven and twelve. All RLS all episode, so no time for our inane commentary. (But if you're in the UK listening each week, this'll be your last chance to hear
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson continues with our rendition of chapters 6, 7, and 8. Of course, as it’s a book club, we chew it over afterwards.
To continue our serialized audio book of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, we read chapters three, four and five. The Captain's problems mount and maybe we'll get a peak in the dead man's chest. Black spots, Doctor Who and oatmeal night
This episode we embark on our serialized audio book of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, reading chapters one and two. We meet young Jim Hawkins, the "Captain," or Billy Bones to Black Dog and mates. As it's a book club, we give it a ch
This episode we read you Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne. We also make a lame attempt at the end of figuring out what it all means.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn came to a close last episode, but we were so busy reading you the book that we didn't get to put in our two cents. So, this episode: Our Two Cents.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, chapter 39 through the end; we finally put Huck and Jim's adventures to bed. as we read the concluding chapters and find out if Jim and Huck can find their way back to freedom.
Our serialized audio book of  the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn marches on in chapters 36, 37 and 38. Will Huck and Tom find a way to free Jim in the high style that Tom Sawyer is accustomed to? Then, we weigh in with our two cents.
Our serialized audio book of  the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn continues on for chapters 33, 34 and 35. Will Huck reach Tom before Tom comes waltzing in at the Phelps' farm? Can they find Jim and get him out of there?
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