Warning: Adult language and content.

Camela Thompson and Z.D. Gladstone venture into one of Z.D.'s least favorite genres: Horror! The Shining is a classic in the literary and film worlds, but the two are very different. The cohosts discuss the virtues and quirks of the book, the contrasts to the movie, and King's ability to capture the nuances and pains involved in addiction.

This week's geeky query: Which psychic ability would you like to have and why? Also, what ability would you not like to have?

Note from Camela Thompson: This episode was recorded in a timely manner, but not posted as promised. Apologies! 

Camela Thompson and Z.D. Gladstone review the September book of the month: Frankenstein! Writing styles have changed dramatically over the years, but Shelley's themes and philosophical questions have proven timeless. Both cohosts also note the book has very little to do with the classic movie portrayals. Where did Igor come from?

Have you read the book? What did you think?

Warning: Adult language.

Camela Thompson and Z.D. Gladstone review the August Shadows on the Sound book club selection: Every Day by David Levithan. 'A' is a being who moves from one person to another each day. What does this have in common with mythology? A lot, as it turns out.

September's book club choice is Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Read along and let us know what you think!