51: Zombie Marmaduke (Hugo Awards 2011)

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2011

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

We read the 2011 Hugo nominees for Best Novel. Sit back and enjoy our reviews of “Blackout/All Clear,” “Cryoburn,” “The Dervish House,” “Feed,” and “The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms.” Plus, we recommend a few of the nominated short stories.

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0:00.0	The Incomparable Podcast, number 51, August 2011.
0:12.0	We're back on The Incomparable, and it is time for the book club, or at least the literacy club, because we might even talk about some things that aren't books.
0:18.7	I'm Jason Snell.
0:19.6	I'm your host.
0:20.2	I'm joined by the members of the Literacy Club. Dan Morin is here. Hi, Dan. I is glad to be here. I are glad.
0:29.4	I are glad to be here, Jason. Glenn Fleischman also joins us. Hi, Glenn. Hi, I can recognize
0:35.5	at least 20 letters. That's good. Well, you got to work.
0:38.4	There are 10 more. Bows are extra. Are you working on the vowels? I'm working on the vowels.
0:42.8	All right, good for you. He'd like to buy one. The sniper of internet podcast comedy.
0:48.0	Sniper! He's in the bushes. Wait for it. Here he comes. It's Scott McNulty. Hi, Scott. Hello.
0:54.6	Hello.
0:56.4	I have nothing to say to that.
0:57.8	Isn't that the greatest introduction ever? It is.
0:58.5	And then I fail.
0:59.2	He's really funny.
1:00.3	Wait, here it comes.
1:01.8	Wait for it.
1:03.3	Yes, I am.
1:04.9	So in college, in college people would introduce, I would meet new people.
1:09.7	My friends would introduce me to someone
1:11.0	and they would say here's Scott he's very funny
1:13.4	and then they would look at me
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