The Bad Dog Book Club

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Skip and Toonces, both Unpaid Interns at Bad Dog Books and your humble hosts, discuss a variety of anthropomorphic stories. Every other week we present a reading of a story by a sultry-voiced rapscallion, and the week after that we discuss it in the studio.

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Reading 3 – Alex Vance reads “Thou Shalt Not Kill” by FuzzWolf

Perfection is the unattainable ideal people aspire to- that is, if they have any ambition at all. When it comes to keeping up with the Joneses, you have to have the fastest car, the largest TV, and the most obedient slave. Perfection, Inc. can hel...

Feb 28, 2011•1 hr 11 min

Meeting 2 – “Double Blind” by Teiran

It's a pleasure to see you! We're so glad to see we didn't scare you away after the first episode. No- no, the stain definitely came out. Really, it- it only took a little club soda. But a little collateral damage is to be expected, I suppose, whe...

Feb 21, 2011•39 min

Reading 2: Alex Vance reads “Double Blind” by Teiran

Everybody has a weakness for a good thriller. The characters can be so dynamic and lively because they need to be, to be able to kick down doors and go in guns blazing to get results- or whatever. Point is, heroes certainly aren't slouches. And th...

Feb 14, 2011•51 min

Meeting 1: “Sanguine & Clockwork” by K. M. Hirosaki

Thank you so much for stopping by! Not everyone's arrived, yet- but I've still yet to get all the cheeses onto all the crackers, and- you brought a bottle of wine with you, right? Good- good. This is going to be fun, I think. I've always wanted to...

Feb 11, 2011•39 min

Reading 1: Alex Vance reads “Sanguine and Clockwork” by K. M. Hirosaki

This week's story asks its readers to consider the consciousness of an autonomous body.Florian, the sorcerer at the heart of the story, is a seemingly more insecure Dr. Frankenstein.And Vico, his mindless, obedient laboratory servant warrants the ...

Feb 07, 2011•57 min

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