E. Leikam, C. Klein

Book Reviews Kill

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Join Evan and Chad as they delve deep into the world of Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Horror Novels.

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E. Leikam, C. Klein

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19 de oct. de 2026

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The Books That Made Us 29.12.2021

Evan and Chad discuss the books that made them fantasy fans for life. Chad goes into heavy detail about his favorite dark elf. Evan describes his first panic attack.  💬 Join the Conversation on the Book Reviews Kill Discord 🏆 Support Book Reviews Kill by subscribing to our Patreon   👂 Get 2 Free Credits and Try Audible Premium Plus Free for 30 Days (2 Free Credits are forever) Books Mentioned: ...

Monday Morning Minute (12/27/2021) 27.12.2021

Good morning! We hope you had (or are having) a wonderful holiday. Join Evan and Chad for their weekly Monday morning check-in. Chad has never been on r/fantasy or r/nosleep, and Evan is currently reading something he should have read when Booktok told him about it six months ago. Better late than never! What have you been reading, watching, or playing this week?  💬 Join the Conversation on the B...

Licanius Trilogy (SOWWL ~ Chapters 18 - 33) 23.12.2021

Tensions are rising in the world of Licanius. Evan and Chad discuss Chapters 18-33 of The Shadow Of What Was Lost by James Islington. Can Evan stop complaining long enough to see how the series ends? Find out on another exciting episode of Book Reviews Kill.  BTW if you think Chad and Evan are rambling a bit, rest assured they have devised a system to keep from doing so to be used in the next reca...

Evan‘s Review of Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman 20.12.2021

Evan reviews one of his favorite books of the year. Between Two Fires is a medieval horror novel set in 14th century France.  Christopher Buehlman is also the author of The Black Tongue Thief and Those Across The River.  Please check content warnings before reading this book.  🏆 Support Book Reviews Kill by subscribing to our Patreon - Join Us!  ✅ Follow us on IG ✅ Follow us on Twitter 📫 Inqui...

Page To Screen Adaptations 19.12.2021

Evan and Chad dive deep into their favorite (and least favorite) adaptations of popular books. What makes a good adaptation? Why is it so hard to do it well? Why is everyone so mad?  Evan is still getting the editing down, so get those fingers on those volume buttons!  💬 Join the Conversation on the Book Reviews Kill Discord 🏆 Support Book Reviews Kill by subscribing to our Patreon   👂 Get 2 Fr...

Licanius Trilogy (SOWWL ~ Prologue - Chapter 18) 18.12.2021

Join Evan and Chad on their first recap of the Licanius Trilogy by James Islington! This episode will contain spoilers for The Shadow Of What Was Lost from the prologue to the end of Chapter 17.  Also! Evan was still getting used to the editing process here, so the sound may not be excellent. Evan and Chad both tend to drift away from the topic, but have faith! The podcast is still very much in it...

Our Top 3 Series (Right Now) 15.12.2021

The very first episode of Book Reviews Kill! Join Evan and Chad as they discuss their current favorite fantasy series. Have you read these time-tested doorstopper books? 💬 Join the Conversation on the Book Reviews Kill Discord 🏆 Support Book Reviews Kill by subscribing to our Patreon   👂 Get 2 Free Credits and Try Audible Premium Plus Free for 30 Days (2 Free Credits are forever)   🕒 TIkTok Ev...

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