Episode 42: What We Read In March

 Welcome back to Books Boys. Dean & Alex (along with Alfred)  tell us about their March reads, we have a surprise call-in from author Michael J. Cooper (michaeljcooper.net), and we receive a message from an old friend...

Books discussed include:

- Wages Of Empire (Michael J. Cooper, 2023). 

- The Name Of The Rose (Umberto Eco, 1980)

- The Woodlanders (Thomas Hardy, 1887)

- Misión Olvido / The Heart Has Its Reasons (Maria Dueñas, 2012)

- Divinas Palabras / Divine Words (Valle-Inclan, 1919) 

- Coming Up For Air (George Orwell, 1939)

-  White Nights & Bobok (Dostoyevsky,  1848; 1873)

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Episode 11

Welcome to Episode 11! The Books Boys are back with another stacked episode!
PJ buys toilet paper, we get sued, we visit The Night Hunter, and of course, we review and recommend some Books!


Plus the amazing author Chrystyna Lucyk-Berger calls in to discuss her brand new book The Woman At The Gates, a World War 2 novel with a lot of her real family history included, which comes out 2nd September. (https://inktreks.com)


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Books discussed include:
- Mansfield Park (Jane Austen, 1814)
- The Devils / The Possessed Fyodor (Dostoyevsky, 1871)
- Pippi Longstocking (Astrid Lindgren, 1945)
- The Woman At The Gates (Chrystyna Lucyk-Berger, 2021)
- The Anabasis / The March Up Country (Xenophon, 370BC)
- Lies (T.M. Logan, 2017)

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