You Can't Join Our Bookclub: The Bookclub: The Podcast

Join the boys as they dive deep into the world of Tron and discuss religion, special effects, and really big doors.

In this special holiday episode, the boys do some light reading of one of the most beloved Christmas tales of all time. Have a happy holiday from all two of us here at this podcast.

Michael is tired, so he lets his boy Corey Cunningham take over for a bit in Halloween Ends. Listen as Tim and Joey discuss the ins and outs of this novelization in the spookiest episode yet!

Join us on this episode all about Ultraman, the official novelization of the television series, written by Pat Cadigan. We also discuss a number of other Ultraman properties and how they relate to this novel. Make sure to follow us on the places:⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbqQz81MsUCl9fYqDFcjHRA/⁠⁠instagram.com/bookclubnono⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/7H4NksdcEE1nF6EDkDaMZs

This month we are discussing Alan Wake, written by Rick Burroughs and based on the survival horror video game released by Remedy Entertainment in 2010. Make sure to follow us on the places: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbqQz81MsUCl9fYqDFcjHRA/ instagram.com/bookclubnono https://open.spotify.com/show/7H4NksdcEE1nF6EDkDaMZs

This season is all about novelizations, so strap in for works based on comics, video games, shows, and movies! On this episode, the boys discuss the novelization of Days of Future Past , a two part story of the original X-Men comic book run. Join in on the discussion of the original work pitted against the novelization and other adaptations on the big and small screens.

This month the boys tackle that one book that every super online person says is really good but really difficult to read if you're not smart (and they're right). House of Leaves, by Mark Z. Danielewski, is a story within a story within a story within a story that's bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Does that make sense? IDK follow us on Instagram @youcantjoinourbookclub

Tim and Joey discuss the H. G. Wells classic sci-fi novel of mad science and mad citizens.

This time the boys catch a ride to Night City to discuss the classic cyberpunk novel by William Gibson. Also, p.s., btw, we lost the audio for the last episode about The Hunt for Red October but it was a good one. We played battleship. Joey won. Fun was had.

In this one, the boys discuss a book by some other boys, specifically some Russian ones. Even more specifically, they're brothers. And they wrote a book. And we read it.

Tim and Joey discuss Isaac Asimov's novel, "The Gods Themselves." They pair a cocktail with the book, discuss the plot and meaning, and play a game testing their knowledge of the characters within the pages. Join them for a new book each month.