
God Does Not Touch Philadelphia: The Gang Tackles 17776 by Jon Bois
OnIn honor of Super Bowl Sunday (from a couple years ago), we talk about Jon Bois’ unique multimedia sci-fi story 17776.
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In honor of Super Bowl Sunday (from a couple years ago), we talk about Jon Bois’ unique multimedia sci-fi story 17776.
Listening to the new episode about Jon Bois’ work? Read along with the 17776 transcript why don’t you, huh?
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So Lonely in Heaven provides chronicles of chronic dread, past, present and future. Better to face it than avert your gaze.
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In this month’s book club episode, Kurt Schiller and Stephen Mazur join us to talk about Alfred Bester’s The Demolished Man.
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What Marvel using the “absolute cinema” meme means for film.
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