how to win the lottery: a book club p...

a book club, like oprah’s if oprah were two suburban guys from new jersey, or reese witherspoon’s if reese were two suburban guys from new jersey, except without the engine of fame that those two huge stars provide. but come on: oprah is not going to answer your emails. (trust us, we know.) every two weeks, a new book microscoped and surgeried by benevolent despot joey lewandowski and disgraced college professor "shreds"... with your help! here's a guarantee: every episode ends with an arrestable crime. will it be something boring like credit card fraud or something sexy like a casino heist? listen to find out.

Books
Fiction
Hobbies
76
neuromancer by william gibson
"the sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel."
68 min
77
things have gotten worse since we last spoke by...
"what have you done today to deserve your eyes?"
60 min
78
allie rowbottom interview (author of aesthetica)
we talk to allie rowbottom, author of aesthetica, about botox, emojis, and lana del rey.
54 min
79
aesthetica by allie rowbottom
"i reach for my phone again, lift it to scan my retina and unlock the screen; i don't bother using face recognition, it never works for me."
53 min
80
no one is talking about this by patricia lockwood
"can’t learn? she googled late at night. can’t learn since losing my virginity?"
43 min
81
snow crash by neal stephenson
"you can’t get hurt by looking at a bitmap. or can you?"
80 min
82
17776 by jon bois
"don't talk shit about the lottery. the lottery rules."
39 min
83
megan boyle interview (author of liveblog)
we talk to megan boyle, author of liveblog, about autofiction, returning to the liveblog format, and the quadrant.
71 min
84
liveblog by megan boyle
trout : that's the fish.
68 min
85
the novelist by jordan castro
"the cumulative amount of time i spent unintentionally scrolling through feeds, looking at things i was more thrust into than shows, was unfathomable."
69 min
86
fernando sdrigotti interview (author of shitstorm)
we talk to fernando sdrigotti, author of shitstorm, about "the algorithm," the evolution of twitter, and wagatha christie.
57 min
87
shitstorm by fernando sdrigotti
"another shitstorm and i can’t even and i can’t begin to and here i fixed your headline and thread and a lot of clapping between words in uppercase. there’s always a lot of clapping."
37 min
88
b.r. yeager interview (author of amygdalatropolis)
we talk to b.r. yeager, author of amygdalatropolis, about transgressive fiction, edia connole, and how to pronounce gif.
51 min
89
amygdalatropolis by b.r. yeager
"there was only so much of the world, and he’d seen almost all of it. even the new and novel began feeling tired and void of sense."
52 min
90
darcie wilder interview (author of literally sh...
we talk to darcie wilder, author of literally show me a healthy person, about fact vs. fiction, skunks, and harmony korine.
70 min
91
literally show me a healthy person by darcie wi...
"ho w do i destroy phone and everything ive ever done"
38 min
92
adam levin interview (author of the instruction...
we talk to adam levin, author of the instructions and mount chicago, about face characters, bullying, and charli xcx.
99 min
93
mount chicago by adam levin
"none of this happened. none of it will. it'll all be made up. i'm making it up."
100 min
94
katie runde interview (author of the shore)
we talk to katie runde, the author of the shore, about the jersey shore, boardwalk games, and catfishing your mom.
61 min
95
the shore by katie runde
"going back and forth between her friends' social media posts and group texts and the gbm wives, where she pretended to be a middle-aged mom, evy felt that she wasn't any particular age anymore."
46 min
96
beth morgan interview (author of a touch of jen)
we talk about the internet, exclamation points, and nicolas cage with bangs.
48 min
97
a touch of jen by beth morgan
"the world is filled with signs, and no one is paying attention."
63 min
98
season three theme and reading list
we're logging onto the internet.
11 min
99
bud smith interview (author of teenager)
featuring lots of new jersey talk.
67 min
100
teenager by bud smith
"he told her those kids were just mad because they didn’t shine, had no adventures in front of them, were going nowhere. they hated her because she shone and they never would."
55 min