Book Geeks Uncompromised

Last but not least, for the last of our special episode interviews, we chatted with Charles Phipps, author of the Supervillainy Saga!

For our next special holiday episode, we are joined by self published author Richard Nell, author of Kings of Paradise!

This week we got to sit down and talk to James Wolanyk, author of the Scribes Cycle!

For the final podcast review episode of 2018, Dani and Greg look back on their favorite books of the year, talk about the Goodreads Choice Award winners, and review the first SPFBO 2018 finalist, The Gods of Men by Barbara Kloss!

This week Dani and Greg discuss politics in bookstores, the inspiration for the White Walkers in Game of Thrones, and then review Brandon Sanderson's newest book, Skyward!

We got the chance to sit down and chat with SPFBO 2017 finalist @bethteva about evil paladins and heroic orcs!

This week Dani and Greg talk about SPFBO updates, Goodreads Choice Awards, and review Sebastien de Castell's Spellslinger!

Dani and Greg chat about a political message in Game of Thrones, a library book decades overdue, and review Sam Hawke's mystery fantasy book, City of Lies!

This week Dani and Greg discuss streaming book-reading on Twitch, the firing of Chuck Wendig from Marvel, and then review Myke Cole's books in The Sacred Throne trilogy!

Dani and Greg weigh in on Nagini in Fantastic Beasts and review Alex White's new science fiction adventure, A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe. #podcast #podgenie #amreading #bookrevie

The Book Geeks return to review Brandon Sanerson's Warbreaker...with a guest!

This week Dani and Greg discuss university campus libraries, Ferrari books, and review the Hugo Award winning book The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin!

This week Dani and Greg argue over whether Jason Momoa or Margot Robbie are more fun to watch on screen and then review the first book in Robert Jackson Bennett's new series, Foundryside!

This week Dani and Greg talk about Halloween in August and review Stars Uncharted by S.K. Dunstall!

This week we are joined by Craig DiLouie, author of One of Us! We chat TV shows, everything that went into his newest book, and reviews that make for a good story in themselves!

Dani and Greg discuss books that murder and NK Jemisin's Twitter thread on mediocrity in fantasy and then review the original fantasy story, The Sword in the Stone!

This week Dani and Greg vent about the infamous Forbes article and then review Craig DiLouie's new book, One of Us, an incredibly heartwrenching tale about where prejudice comes from and what it leads to.

This week we discuss comic books and SDCC and then review Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne's collaborative work, Kill the Farm Boy!

Dani and Greg talk about the winner's of this year's Gemmell Awards and review the most recent SPFBO winner, Where Loyalties Lie!

This week Dani and Greg discuss what it takes for a movie adaptation to be successful and then review Christina Henry's newest book, The Mermaid!

This week Dani and Greg welcome Jordan back to the show as well as first time guest Cameron from The Nerd Book Review!

This week Dani and Greg talk about their reading for the first half of the year, congratulate Rob Hayes for winning SPFBO 2017, and review SPFBO 2016 winner The Grey Bastards!

This week Dani and Greg discuss a Wheel of Time adaptation, Brandon Sanderson's newly announced project Dark Ones, and review Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman!

This week Greg and Dani discuss updates to a past news story and updates from George RR Martin and JK Rowling before reviewing Jay Kristoff's new book, LIFEL1K3!

This week we discuss some updates on upcoming books, chat about an Ursula le Guin documentary, then review the graphic novel series, Saga!

Dani and Greg and joined by Grimdark's Darkest Daughter, Rebecca Kuang, to discuss the perfection that is corgis and dive into the Chinese history that inspired her debut book, The Poppy War!

This week Greg and Dani discuss why some people don't like fantasy, news on the Amazon Lord of the Rings TV series, and review Robert V.S. Redick's Master Assassins! Amazon — Barnes & Noble — Book Depository

This week, we discuss #cockygate and some new book announcements, then we review The Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb! Mentioned in the show: Skyward by Brandon Sanderson Amazon — Barnes & Noble — Book Depository

Greg and Dani are joined this week by Nicholas Eames, author of Kings of the Wyld! We also chat about a few TV/movie adaptations and The Bookseller's obituary for Livia Gollancz.

This week we talk about a few news stories that were circulating, a book announcement by Myke Cole, and then we review The Themis Files trilogy by Sylvain Neuvel! Amazon — Barnes & Noble — Book Depository

This week we discuss the Gemmell Awards and are then joined by one of the authors shortlisted for the Legend Award, Steve McHugh!

We talk about a charity that encourages reading and creative writing, a book series announcement from Peter V. Brett, and then we review The Heart of Stone by Ben Galley!

This week Dani and Greg talk about #misandryinpublishing, LotR TV adaptationn news, and review the highly anticipated second book in the Book of the Ancestor series, Grey Sister!

Greg takes an online quiz, Dani laments a delayed release date for the final Lightbringer book, and then we dive into the bestselling book Ready Player One and its movie adaptation!

This week we discuss the future of Pottermore, a VR video game based on The Stormlight Archive and are then joined by bestselling author James Maxwell to discuss the final book in The Shifting Tides series!

This week, Greg and Dani discuss the Fantastic Beasts 2 trailer and review Obsidio, the final book in The Illuminae Files!

This week, Greg and Dani discuss Rothfuss's comments about The Kingkiller Chronicles and review Anna Smith Spark's debut book, The Court of Broken Knives.

Dani rants about the Goodkind Debacle, discuss some TV adaptions coming up, and review John Gwynne's new book, A Time of Dread.

Dani and Greg discuss removing To Kill a Mockingbird from a school curriculum, money launderers taking advantage of self published authors on Amazon, and review the SPFBO finalist Sufficiently Advanced Magic by Andrew Rowe.

Dani and Greg discuss the endeavors of the self published authors of Sigil Independent, Winds of Winter non-news, and James Dashner before diving into a review of the first three books of the Red Rising Saga.