Episode 46 of The ADHD Book Club Podcast is out now, and we read My Death by Lisa Tuttle. Neil Gaiman said, “Lisa Tuttle is, quietly and unsensationally, the finest practitioner of unsettling fiction writing today. She can make you doubt reality, she can chill your flesh and walk you into the darkness with gentle, perfectly constructed prose. Her authorial voice is so sensible that it's easy to forget, over and over, in story after story, that she's one of the dangerous ones, the kind of writer that somebody really should have warned you about.” Korey says, “It’s really intriguing and well-written, and the whole time, you’re just sort of like, what is happening?” Ashley says, “Not much is happening, it’s just got a lot of beautiful language and kind of this, like, interesting reminiscence about it.” Tune into our latest episode for more details! 🧠 🖼️

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SHORTS! Scary Edition remembers October differently than you do with "Gas Station Carnivals," by Thomas Ligotti. Remember gas station carnivals? From when we were little? Why did you say all that mean stuff about the Crimson Woman? Tune in now to find out! 🧠 ⛽

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