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With special guest host Caleb, we discuss Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story The Yellow Wallpaper.  In it we discuss the health effects of colors in the Victorian era, mental health and the treatments there of, as well as feminism in action. 
Special Thanks to the Gutenberg Project for keeping these older texts alive and available. 
As a side note, we at Gloomwalker Review would like to thank our listeners for the patience in our delay with this episode. With isolation and quarantine this project was put on hold so that we the team could focus on our families, school, and work lives. We hope you enjoy listening to these as much as we enjoy making them.

We discuss the first Sherlock Holmes. In addition we talk about English stereotypes of the American West, schools of Holmesian study, and street urchins. This wild ride takes us from Victorian England to the Western Frontier in a surprising twist that left us doing double takes. Join us as we discuss the Father of Forensic Science, Sherlock Holmes in the adventure that brought him and Watson together for the first time.

We delve into the The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. We discuss symbolism of the Holocaust, religion as a justification for good and evil, and the morally justness of human sacrifice.

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Hosted by Rich and Nick with special guests Lynette and Riley we sit down to discuss H. P. Lovecraft and the story The Call Of Cthulhu. Bringing together our own take on the reading  with a scholarly research approach.

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