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The Legendarium Podcast is a community for lovers of science fiction and fantasy books, from classic to contemporary. Red Team and Blue Team are under the main Legendarium Podcast. They're the pros. Green Team's podcast is a bit different. We are the newbies, upstarts, the kids in the back of the class who riff off of different one-off topics, about books, life, games, pancakes vs waffles, and all the important arguments.
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#251: Sword of the Lictor ( The Book of the New Sun #3)
Hurinfan, Kyptan, Ashman and Wombat continue on their journey of trying to understand Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun. This time its the third book in the series "Sword of the Lictor".
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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#250 Cursed (Alex Verus #2)
Jingalls90 hosts Texas Blade and little red book to discuss the second installment of Benedict Jakka's Alex Verus series Cursed.
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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#249: The Grace of Kings - Part 1 (The Dandelion Dynasty #1)
BefuddledPanda, Sean (aka BlackDiamond), and Spooke_ embark on a new journey with The Grace of Kings by Ken Liu. In this episode, we chat about expectations going into the series, what silkpunk is, and chapters 1 - 11. First part of the episode is spoiler free.
Ken Liu's FanFiAddict guest post: https://fanfiaddict.com/guest-post-an-introduction-to-the-dandelion-dynasty-by-ken-liu/
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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#248: The Last Command (Thrawn #3)
Stormrunner is joined by Kyptan, Spooke_, Befuddled Panda, and Jingalls to talk about The Last Command by Timothy Zahn (Book 3 of the Thrawn Trilogy).
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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#247: Fated (Alex Verus #1)
Jingalls, Cesky, LRB and TexasBlade talk about the first book Fated in Benedict Jacka´s Alex Verus series.
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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#246: Claw of the Concilliator (The Book of the New Sun #2)
Hurin and Wombat continue on their confusing quest of trying to figure out what is up with Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun.
Music: Galactic Damages by Jingle Punks
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Customer Reviews
Malazan,
huh, what other books? Maybe I’ll listen one day to those too, if I remember to come back, also, I may never read those books.
Best Malazan Companion
This podcast is the best Malazan read along, and I’ll admit my review is limited to those episodes as that’s all I’ve listened to so far. The folks who run it are also incredibly friendly over on the Legendarium discord. They delve into books in an interesting and entertaining way. They’re excellent at staying on topic and focused on the text. Would highly recommend.
Fairly good for new podcasters!
I enjoyed listening to what Steven Erikson/Lundin had to say, but the interview was just that: an interview; question-answer-question-answer. I would have loved if there was more of an organic conversation, rather than an imperative to get to each question.