We're up to our old tricks and getting into some monkey business. This week we read "The Monkey," by Stephen King. What's a merchant marine? Who's Dennis? How much of the end of the story did Ashley forget? Tune in to find out! 🧠🙈

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Our latest episode is here, and we’re discussing Reborn as a Demonic Tree by XKARNATION. Samuel Hinton of Cosmic Coding said, “It’s a fun popcorn read that leans heavily into smacking those dopamine reward centres in our brains.” Korey says, “This was extremely my shit. It rules.” Ashley says, “It’s kind of cute. I don’t know how to describe it; there’s something about it!” Join our discussion of this LitRPG and tune in now! 🧠 🎮

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Our old-timey science fiction kick continues with this week's SHORTS! We read "Scanners Live In Vain," by Cordwainer Smith. What's a Scanner? Why do they live in vain? What's the deal with The Great Pain of Space? Tune in to find out! 🧠🚀

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A new episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast is out now! In this episode, we discuss Lead Me Astray by Sondi Warner. It’s described as “Undeniably queer and devilishly sexy, Lead Me Astray will take you to the shadowy depths of New Orleans and never let you go.” Ashley says, “It’s truly doing too many things at once, and simultaneously doing nothing, and I don’t understand how.” Korey says, “Is this the first book we’ve both not liked?” (Spoiler!) Tune in to our latest episode to hear more of our thoughts on this story! 🧠 👻

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It's time for another science-fiction episode of SHORTS! This week we read "Aye, and Gomorrah," by Samuel R. Delaney. What is a frelk? Is it German? ¿Usted es una frelka? Tune in to find out! 🧠🪐

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The ADHD Book Club Podcast celebrates its 50th episode by revisiting the first book we ever tried to read together, High Rise by J. G. Ballard! Martin Amis of New Statesman called it, “Harsh and ingenious! High Rise is an intense and vivid bestiary, which lingers unsettlingly in the mind.” Ashley says, “If you’re into, like, dystopian thrillers, it’s definitely an interesting take.” Korey says, “Ultimately, I like it.” Tune in to hear what else we have to say now! 🧠 🌆

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Wrap up your Solsticetide with SHORTS! This week we read "The Importance of a Tidy Home," by Christopher Golden. Why is a tidy home important? How is a schnabelperchten different from Perky the perchten? What makes a place a home? Tune in to find out! 🧠✂️

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A new episode of The ADHD Book Club Podcast is here, and we’re discussing A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck. Korey says, “It sort of shows up in, like, horror novel circles, and I guess it is existentially upsetting, maybe. I guess. Like, if I went to hell and it was like this, that would, uh, fucking suck.” Ashley says, “It’s just super infinite, which is the horror.” Tune in now to hear more! 🧠 🔥

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