BiblioWrecks

Update on our bonus material releases.

BamBam went into a christian rabbit hole and came back with this terrible book instead of easter eggs, forcing Bugs to confront her young earth creationist upbringing.

Bugs reads what may be the worst 'horror' collection ever composed, from the cluttered desk drawer to the published page, please enjoy our review.

Bam Bam once again disgusts Bugs with this awful Scooby Doo reimagining, join us for a poorly written murder mystery serving as a vehicle for an even poorer taste in fan service.

Bugs and Bam Bam visit the world of Khan, a house cat, who escapes death, meets ghost cats, and can't decide whether he wants in the house or outside. Join us for this action packed episode!

Bam Bam and Bugs delve into the psyche of cat people and why they are the way the are. Why do the like scratches and then retaliate violently? why do they keep knock things off the shelf? Why is this one drawing a map? Listen and find out!

Bugs picks up Eternal River this week, a book that lies about what's inside. You expect fantasy, but you get disappointment. Join us for the final episode in this review.

Bugs picks up Eternal River this week, a book that lies about what's inside. You expect fantasy, but you get disappointment. Join us for part 1 of this 2 part review.   

Do you hate consistency in media? Dislike all those extra dimensions in characters nowadays? Do you like one fight scene rehashed repeatedly from every characters perspective, even if it add no additional detail? join us as BamBam brings us another rootin tootin review of the (western?) novel, Beyond Repentance by Max L. Jolly.

Bugs and Bam Bam go into the barely rendered world of Eos, where petty theft can send you into exile and regardless of the means of travel everything is two days away, join us while we maintain our patience on this weeks bad book review. Part 2 of 2.

Bugs and Bam Bam go into the barely rendered world of Eos, where petty theft can send you into exile and regardless of the means of travel everything is two days away, join us while we maintain our patience on this weeks bad book review.

When taboo romance is just too... Taboo and not romantic! BamBam read an awful book and tells friend of the podcast, Birdie, about it, much to her disgust.

Bugs and Bam Bam take a look at our first listener suggestion, "Steven Demogorgon" by Daisey Da Silva. This is a self published, fallen angel, Christian romance for sheltered adults! Part 2 of 2.

Join us as we celebrate our first 500 downloads! Thank you to all the listeners! 

Bugs and Bam Bam take a look at our first listener suggestion, "Steven Demogorgon" by Daisey Da Silva. This is a self published, fallen angel, Christian romance for sheltered adults! 

This week Bugs and BamBam dive into the self published novella, Shadowed by Darkness by J.E. Davis. Described best as X-Files without the charm. 

Bambam brings us another absolutely awful book with more trigger warnings than we can count. So... be prepared. 

Because we love all our fans, here's a special episode for Valentines Day. Bugs and Bam Bam shake down the strange, confusing, and somewhat pointless story of "Valentines Day with the Mountain Man" by Kelsie Calloway. Who may be a robot. 

Taking a break from the norm, Bam Bam and Bugs discus The Mylar Cat: Star Trek Voyager, a fan fiction story that isn't too awful. In fact, it may be too wholesome for this show. 

This week BamBam presents his review of Eat Them Alive by Pierce Nace. How bad is it? Bad enough he only made it part way through. 

Join Bugs and BamBam as they review Orson Scott Card's, A Planet Called Treason. A sci-fi adventure that's got some issues and exposes what kind of person Mr. Card really is. This is the final episode of a three part series. 

We wrap up the year with an awful Yuletide romance on this ladies night review! Will plants be identified correctly? Will consent be respected? Will it snow on Christmas? Listen and enjoy!

Join Bugs and BamBam as they review Orson Scott Card's, A Planet Called Treason. A sci-fi adventure that's got some issues and exposes what kind of person Mr. Card really is. This is the second episode of a three part series. 

Join Bugs and BamBam as they review Orson Scott Card's, A Planet Called Treason. A sci-fi adventure that's got some issues and exposes what kind of person Mr. Card really is. This will be the first episode of a three part series. We hope you enjoy the critique! 

Get ready for a dive into manipulative relationships and hurting people as Bugs and BamBam review Dirty Liar, by Marissa Finch.