We hope you arenβt sick of hearing about George Saunders yet, because we arenβt sick about talking about him (at least not as sick as Dave felt about himself after the toast comment).
This week we discuss GSβs first novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.
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In this weekβs episode, sponsored by Honey Sludge, Dave sails away with Jimmy Buffett, Nico falls for an online art scam, Brick feels Nintendo Power, and Aaron revisits the Scholastic Book Fair.
Old Irish Nico asks the pals about frivolous writing devices we think he secretly wants or, more likely, has already purchased.
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In our 1984 discussion, Dave asks which Yak Baby would be βvaporizedβ first. Aaron suggests weβd all be killed together, and Brick says weβd re-form as a Mega-Yak. Whatβs your hot take?
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Long accused of Orwellian thoughtcrimes themselves, the Yak Babies read George Orwellβs 1984 and now must decide whether to keep it in the canon or fire it into the sea.
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Look at the person sitting to your left; now look at the person sitting to your right. Statistically speaking, both of them will ghostwrite a book for James Patterson.
Speaking of Patreon, @Ay_Be says that if you donβt become a Yak Babies patron, he will die. Donβt let it happen! One stinking dollar a month. Save Aaron! https://t.co/k5fcH4BvAL
As always, hats off to @heroicbrickroad for the all-star editing, removing all the uhs and ums, the most gratuitous dick jokes, and most of the vaping sounds, and finding the right mood music after the pals yak off.
On this weekβs Yak Babies, the personal pals discuss authors who have bibliographies so broad, deep, or difficult that they feel intimidating to even approach. https://t.co/x5glQRuGzG