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“I’ve been listening semi-regularly since the Salem’s Lot episode, since then I have actually read my first King book (Carrie) and unfortunately entered into a cycle of keeping up and then falling behind. But with all the times I’ve fallen behind on this podcast, coming back to it is a goddamn joy each and every last time! The gags! The ribbing! The sheer absurd concept of existing in the northeast! The literature analysis is so much fun and I was actually sad when the needful themes time limit was introduced (although it sure does add a frantic academic energy which makes up for it), and the sweet screams section demonstrates some of the best parts of reading books with your friends: getting overly dramatic and losing your mind over genre literature. 11/10, I’m so pumped for the next part of It and I’m bracing myself for Christine (because god knows I’m never gonna finish that book).”
area disgrace via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/13/19
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“This podcast hooked me on Stephen King books I’m on my fourth book after reading the long walk the green mile and Carrie now I’m trucking through Salem’s lot”
ooferman 22 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/30/20
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“Fans of Stephen King will love this podcast. The hosts are funny and go into great detail of the books and movies. I also love all the pun-y section titles <3”
Katiepf via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/20/19
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