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I really don't know how I feel that I read all of these in a row, but it's too late now I suppose. It also feels really weird placing them in-between Jane Austen and Douglas Adams. The alphabet is weird.

The first of the story collections by Woody Allen. There's a lot of background stuff here that is way too much to get into. Like just so much. But the literature itself is alright. It's not really my preferred style at this point, but it was also my first introduction into post-modernism.

A very fun autobiographical collection of comics focused on the little moments in life. Really it is that love is found when being a little gremlin rather than the big shows of love.

Another piece of literature that probably doesn't get enough love because it is so commonly read in high school classrooms. A marvelous take on the way we handle ourselves and whether we truly are innocent until proven guilty.

A short book that I read on my day back in Indiana. It's a series of interviews with people that were close to Vince Lombardi discussing the importance of him and what made Lombardi just different than everyone else.

A wonderful story about growing up and the changing environment around a young girl caught in the middle of a lot of different things.

One of my favourites from the young adult genre. This is also (probably) the last one recorded before I move!

A collection of stories about the education of some of America's most interesting citizens. The great focus is on how they learned outside of what we now consider public school.

A short tale about the solving of racism in a Pennsylvania town. What a glamorous and fun time it is.

One of my favourite pieces of literature. An absolute pleasure to read every time.

A joint poetry collection by two very popular online poets. Unfortunately, it does not resonate with me the same way it did when I was 18/19. Oh well, we're all getting older.

If I remember correctly, I bought this book because I had seen a whole bunch of tumblr posts using quotes from here. I think it's also just an interesting concept of publishing a collection of ideas that could be expanded, but knowing yourself well enough that it won't be.

The cold war is immensely fascinating to me. Mostly because I think it straddles this new world of warfare that exists purely in ideology rather than in direct meaning.

Music and Lyrics by Nell Benjamin and Laurence O'Keefe Book by Heather Hach A fantastic musical that is very near and dear to me. This was actually the first production I was a part of that wasn't affiliated with my school.

Episode 116: S.E. Hinton's The Outsiders

Episode 115: Eddy Rivas's and Burnie Burns's Red vs. Blue: The Ultimate Fan Guide

Episode 114: Alice Walker's The Color Purple

Episode 113: Susan Campbell Bartoletti's The Boy Who Dared

Episode 112: Jonathan Kozol's Savage Inequalities

Episode 111: Ovid's Fasti

Episode 110: John Le Carre's The Russia House

Episode 109: Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman

Episode 108: Keith Dunnavant's Bart Starr: America's Quarterback

Episode 107: Yann Martel's Life of Pi

Episode 106: The Best of Fantasy and Science Fiction

Episode 105: Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises

Episode 104: Jane Austen's Emma

Episode 103: The Little Mermaid Stage Version

Episode 102: Joseph Heller's Closing Time