Send us a text All three cast members of Just In Case We Die are acknowledging that their accumulation of books has gotten out of control. The to-be-read piles get increasingly more problematic. This is not a problem that appears to be remedying itself in the near future. Consider: 1) Next month, each cast member will be given two books by their co-hosts. 2) Every month for the next year, they’ll be reading one book from the list for discussion. 3) Each of them will, more than likely, receive...
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Send us a text All three cast members of Just In Case We Die are acknowledging that their accumulation of books has gotten out of control. The to-be-read piles get increasingly more problematic. This is not a problem that appears to be remedying itself in the near future. Consider: 1) Next month, each cast member will be given two books by their co-hosts. 2) Every month for the next year, they’ll be reading one book from the list for discussion. 3) Each of them will, more than likely, receive...
"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" by Dave Eggers -- Veto #2
Just In Case We Die
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7 months ago
"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" by Dave Eggers -- Veto #2
Send us a text So what happened was this . . . At the end of the episode on “Les Miserables” by Victor Hugo, the random number generator gave us #355. The book corresponding to this number was “Emma” by Jane Austen. Rebecca ixnayed that itshay quicker than quick, but she then had to use the random number generator to pick a tome from her veto list. The redraw gave us A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, Dave Eggers’ powerful 2000 memoir about caring for his younger brother after the dea...
Just In Case We Die
Send us a text All three cast members of Just In Case We Die are acknowledging that their accumulation of books has gotten out of control. The to-be-read piles get increasingly more problematic. This is not a problem that appears to be remedying itself in the near future. Consider: 1) Next month, each cast member will be given two books by their co-hosts. 2) Every month for the next year, they’ll be reading one book from the list for discussion. 3) Each of them will, more than likely, receive...
