Hello all, today the BookBoys discuss one of their favorite authors, who sadly passed away recently. May you enjoy and may he rest in peace.

We finally have a THEME SONG! This week we discuss the Sci-Fi short story Swarm by bruce Sterling and compare it to the short movie adaptation by Netflix's Love, Death + Robots. Enjoy, we love ya!

The BookBoys are back! Join Eloi and Max on a their journey through each others tales about siblings! Thank you for being here and as always love ya!

Enjoy, we love you.

We're back! We hope everyone is safe and doing just generally alright. Here's some quick entertainment for you. Two short stories written by... US! Enjoy, love ya!

Poker, Prostitutes and, Patience. Stay safe and enjoy this week's episode, love ya!

Welcome to Season 2 baby! Mr. Poe takes us on a trip through 19th century London, come along for the ride, love ya!

Two more pessimistic stories by Mr. Bukowski. We explore some political themes this episode, rather risky... love ya!

Hello hello avid listeners, in this very special episode we (that is to say Eloi and myself) discuss, listen to and, critique short stories we have written. One from each of us, two stories from our minds to your ears, love ya!

Hello everyone, this is a special one-year anniversary episode! We thank those who need to be thanked and talk about how the writing of our short stories is going. Thank you for listening to this one and any of the previous ones, love ya!

This week on the BBP we discuss the... devil. A quaint short story by Charles Bukowski, we certainly enjoyed and we hope you will as well, love ya!

A real French podcast this week, with our brand new theme song. Hope you enjoy, love ya!

Are you a pot? Well then you'd have to be a hardworking, young and, honest man. Hope you enjoy this week's episode on a Leo Tolstoy short story, love ya!

Another petite histoire from Murakami, quite an enjoyable one at that. We hope you enjoy and as always, love ya!

Little more prepared today and slightly longer, we put quite some work into this one, hope you enjoyed it, love ya!

Hello hello, it's been a while (starting a pattern of consistent inconsistency). Hope you enjoy this podcast about another Murakami short story, love ya!

We recount/analyse two short stories by Edgar Allan Poe: The mask of the red death and The story of William Wilson (Part 1-4), hope you enjoy, love ya!

We know it's been a long wait but we're finally back! This is a little bit of a mess of a conversation but we are planning to get back to the regular format soon enough. Thank you if you're reading this, love ya!

This is a little in-betweener, we felt bad for not uploading in a while. Thanks as always for listening, love ya!

We talk about a short story called Beyond the Aquila Rift and compare that piece of literature to the animated adaptation. Hope you enjoy, love ya!

We talk about Norwegian Wood, not much else to say. Give it a listen, love ya!

This week on the BookBoys podcast we discuss The Death of Ivan Ilyich by Leo Tolstoy, an interesting classic. Hope you enjoy, love ya!

We talk about Kafka and Murakami and as per usual plans for the next episode. Catch you next week, love ya!

In this episode we discuss Birthday Girl by Haruki Murakami, it is a short story, enjoy. There will be two episode this week to make up for the past 3 weeks, love ya!

This podcast I forgot to read the part I was supposed to so we had to improvise... enjoy, Love Ya!

In this episode we discuss part 2 of 'The Woman in the Dunes'. I hope you like it. We now have an Instagram and Twitter account so go check us out @bookboyspodcast. Kind regards, The BookBoys

In this episode we discuss the first nine chapters of 'The woman in the dunes' by: Kobo Abe. We also talk about the translation of novels and poetry. We would like to thank everyone who listened to the last podcast and to everyone who is listening to this one, love ya!

This our first podcast. This is a podcast I do together with a good friend of mine. The main topic of discussion for this episode and for the episodes to come is books! We hope you enjoy and please let us know what you thought.