Demise of the Podcast

There's more.

Patrick reads a little more. He talks some too.

Patrick commences reading his second novel.

We're finally done.

The Kindness Police are coming for you.

After talking about Fight Club and literary opinions, Patrick reads more An Eye for the Peculiar.

Patrick mumbles and bumbles before reading more of An Eye for the Peculiar.

Patrick reads his review of Percival Everett's James as well as a few pages from the new book based on Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. He discusses the importance of Newnan, Georgia, and of course he rambles about writing.

Patrick continues reading and talks more about Mad Men and the guys who keep trying to start new families.

Patrick breaks some bad news about the podcast, talks Mad Men, and continues reading his novel

Patrick discusses his new album, the return of the CD, and reads more of his book.

Patrick continues his novel, discusses a potential new album, and reviews Drive-Away Dolls.

Patrick reviews The Marvels, talks about indie book giveaways, and reads more from his latest novel.

Patrick reads from his new novel, reviews the Top Five Audience Complaints, and discusses family drama.

Word to the wise: Patrick doesn't like this book.

After reading Sedaris, Patrick goes into rant mode about Indie Authors.

Mr. and Mrs. Attaway read bad reviews and sections from The Great Gatsby.

Skip to 30 minutes in if you don't want to hear about guitars.

Patrick talks about guitars and books.

Patrick concludes Lunar Park and reads the opening paragraph of his new novel.

Patrick discusses authors using social media before reading more Lunar Park.

Patrick discusses the novel drafting process, influences leading to original creations, and iconic characters.

Zack Snyder, Rebel Moon, and Furbies.

Patrick talks about abandoning Stephen King, the importance of appropriate critique, and then reads the first chapter of Lunar Park.

Prepare for a boring episode about two boring books.

Trigger Warning to Stephen King stans: This will not make you happy. Patrick reads portions of the novel, contemplates the Marvel Cinematic Universe internet hate, and finishes with an essay on American Psycho.

Yay!

We're almost done!

Yep, there's more.

Patrick reads three chapters this time.

Patrick reads two chapters in Part II of Demise of the Trinity.

We made it through Part 1 of the novel, people. Whew.

Patrick reads two more chapters. Isn't that exciting?

You should listen to this one too, y'all.

TRIGGER WARNING: SA in Aroma Thorn's chapter. Patrick reads two chapters in the book he wrote, and doesn't that Trigger Warning kinda make the rest of this seem dull?

Patrick reads one long chapter, bro.

Patrick digs into Veronica, Murray Groaan, and Arthur Lindsay

Patrick begins his series in revisiting Demise of the Trinity.

Episode 200 is going to be delayed because my computer is done.

Patrick talks about the 200th episode before reading a new story.

Patrick reads a new story.

Patrick reads his latest short story, talks Oppenheimer and Barbie, and writing characters of color.

Patrick finishes up Pulp, discusses a new project for the podcast, and what writing truly means to readers.

The series on Bukowski's Pulp continues.

Patrick begins reading Pulp and actually finds it palpable.

Patrick talks about Batman and fan fiction after a lot of other nonsense.

Patrick reads a Sedaris essay, comes up with incredibly specific hypothetical phobias, and talks about The Flash.