Hello, everybody, and welcome back to 372 pages.

We'll never get back.

Or welcome for the first time, if this is you joining us for the first time.

I'm Connor Lestoka, joined by Mike Nelson, as always, in this

quest we undertake to read through. Good day, Mike. The worst books that have ever been published.

And we're now, we're entering book 38. Yes. And we've done over 205 episodes of this podcast.

So we've seen a lot.

But through all that process, last book we read, we decided was the worst one we've

covered on the podcast.

Yeah, that was the worst.

I did not enjoy it.

There was no skill. I mean, has there been any skill for

anyone? I don't know. Hey man, they wrote a book like what have you done? That's true.

Makes more money than you. Being below, I was thinking about this, like, is it fair to put it below Sean Penn's book and it's

like I don't know what to tell you man that was my that was my feeling at the time you know

sometimes people ask me about my writing like why did you write that then I don't know it was

Tuesday I was hungry I don't know I can't write I don't know. It was Tuesday. I was hungry. I don't know. I can't write. I don't know. So is it worse than Sean Penn? Let the listener decide. Anyway, we have a new book. Sure. And this book is a notorious book in the, what amounts to the bad book community online. There is no bad book community in the real world.

People are not getting together and having a garden party to discuss bad books over finger sandwiches and tea.

It doesn't happen there.

It only happens on these online spaces.

We invite you to start those groups, though, however.

Yes, please. We just want a little cut of it. I assume you're going to groups, though, however. Yes, please.

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