BiblioWrecks

BiblioWrecks

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Bibliowrecks is a podcast where we read the worst books the world has to offer. And, it’s pretty funny sometimes. Join Bam Bam and Bugs as they dive into a world of horrible books, short stories, and movies to give you hilarious critiques and honest opinions. Why read garbage, when you can get the synopsis here?

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BiblioWrecks

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bibliowrecks.podbean.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Bibliotomy 9 - The Fox and The Hound by Daniel P. Mannix 10.07.2026

Time to review the book that inspired what may be your favorite childhood Disney movie, the Fox and the Hound. How they got a story about friendship out of this book, I will truly never know, but its a fascinating snapshot of Americana, so if you're interested have a listen. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks 68 - A Real Doll by A.M. Holmes and Think I Want to Twist the Plot this Time by Eliza Darling 03.07.2026

This time we accidentally did good books, one sounded terrible, the other was fanfiction so we expected fanfiction quality, and were wrong on both counts. So come on Barbie, lets go on an introspective journey about male behavior and cool off afterward with a surprisingly well written fanfiction where Barbie and Oppenheimer have sex. Enjoy! If you want to enjoy either of these works, here are the...

BiblioWrecks 67 - Clockwork Universe by John W. Dennehy 19.06.2026

RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS RHINOPARDS.  Enjoy!

Bibliotomy 8 - Black Beauty by Anna Sewell 12.06.2026

Bugs read the surprising animal advocacy book from the 1870s, intended to teach working class men to treat horses kindly, this classic has stayed in the culture for the better. Bam Bam talks about horses a lot, stretching this episode to two hours. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks 66 - Landfill by Joyce Carol Oates and 1300 rats by T. Coraghessan Boyle 05.06.2026

Apparently the New Yorker exclusively hires horrible people to write for them, at least that's our opinion based on the two New Yorker stories we reviewed this episode, also both were weirdly horny at the end, still don't understand that. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks 65 - Crow Killer, The Saga of Liver-Eating Johnson by Raymond W. Thorp and Robert Bunker 22.05.2026

Time for class children! Lesson 1, the past is an illusion we use to justify future actions. Lesson 2, disregard lesson 1 if you really really like a section of history but people did reprehensible things and you don't know how to deal with it without changing your worldview. Lesson 3, rewrite the past in whatever way benefits you to tell a story that affirms people biases so they don't have be as...

Bibliotomy 7 - Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett 15.05.2026

We are once again talking about this podcasts favorite author Terry Prachett and his 31st novel in the discworld series. Characters explore gender roles, wear pants, and pretend to pick their noses and we have an excellent time reviewing it. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks 64 - Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover by Malcom Brenner 08.05.2026

Hey, I know we haven't talked in a while, but what if we went down to the beach and talked like we used to, you can tell me about work and I'll speak for 95 minutes uninterrupted minutes about quite possibly the most wretched and upsetting thing I've ever read while making scared horse noises into a microphone.

BiblioWrecks 63 - The Shadow Kingdom by Robert E. Howard 24.04.2026

If I told you every conspiracy theory seemingly had a spawn point in a semi-popular pulp fiction writers first published work, would you listen to the episode? I hope so. Enjoy!

Bibliotomy 6 - To Build a Fire by Jack London 17.04.2026

To kick off spring, we explore the masculine urge to freeze to death in the Yukon in another soul crushing tale by Jack London. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks Episode 62 - Sleepless Decompositions Volume 21 by The No Sleep Podcast 10.04.2026

Bugs reviews an episode of mutually favorite podcast, The No Sleep Podcast, we talk about the importance of fatherhood in a young serial killers life and ... Clown-sterbating? Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - Eat Them Alive by Pierce Nace 27.03.2026

One of my early favorites of the Podcast, a disgusting book with body horror, giant insects, and worst of all Texans! Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - Lawnmower Man by Stephen King (and the movie that stole his IP) 20.03.2026

Everything involving this episode is a blur to me, all I remember is spinning and screaming. Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - Swoondalini by Chris Suddeth 13.03.2026

Probably my (Bam Bam) favorite episode done by Bugs, I hope you like it as well. Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - Valentines with the mountain man by Kelsie Calloway 27.02.2026

Our first and unfortunately not our last encounter with an AI written book, in retrospect it's so much more obvious now how AI it was. Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - 50 Shades of Grey by E.L. James 20.02.2026

Happy romance month! Take a trip with us to the magical world of orgasms and manipulative, millionaire man-boys. Enjoy!

Rewind Episode - Ty by Debra Clopton 13.02.2026

One of Bam Bam's favorite reviews because he enjoys making Bugs sad. Enjoy!

Biblio-Update for February and March 2026 02.02.2026

We are taking a short break, but in the mean time we are reposting some old favorites of ours and we will return with new episodes in April. Thanks for listening!

BiblioWrecks Episode 61 - How to be a Great Wife ... Even though you homeschool by Todd Wilson 30.01.2026

Are you an overworked, homeschooling housewife? Well obviously the solution is held by a man, a man who demands respect from his wife and gives nothing in return. He will teach you the ways of doing everything for him while wearing a fake smile so he doesn't feel bad. Imagine a man with the insecurity of a pinched testicle, and the self awareness of a man who would write a book mansplaining how to...

Bibliotomy 5 - Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton 23.01.2026

We have a conversational discussion about Jurassic Park, Michael Crichton, and the related materials in the franchise. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks Episode 60 part 2 - Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy 09.01.2026

The philosophy-douche-tastic conclusion of our Blood Meridian review, thank you for your patience. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks Episode 60 part 1- Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy 02.01.2026

On this episode, we're getting introspective. What even is writing? Why would I use punctuation? Why would I want readers to understand things? What even is reading? None of the answers to these questions a more on this episode. Enjoy!

Bibliotomy 4 - Hogfather by Terry Pratchett 26.12.2025

Its a Merry Christmas here at BiblioWrecks, we enjoy ourselves and review a favorite author of ours and have a happy little holiday episode. Enjoy!

BiblioWrecks 59 - Rainbow's End by Irene Hannon 19.12.2025

We are all looking for love right? Its hard for a single lady, right? Have you considered that everything is your fault because your'e a woman? And your family is dead because you dared to want something? and your horribly scarred, children shriek in fear when they see you! But then a guy just starts sqautting on your property, clearly God sent him to fix your life by mansplaining carpentry to you...

Bibliotomy 3 - Dungeon Born by Dakota Krout 12.12.2025

Bam Bam attempts to explain his favorite lit-RPG's merits, puns, and some poorly aged references. Enjoy!

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