Hello, everybody.

This is Carter Lestoka, and this is 372 pages.

We'll never get back.

I'm joined here to talk about bad books, specifically this week, Model Land by Mike Nelson.

Mike, how are you doing?

The book is not by me, but I am doing well, yes.

He said, model land by Mike Nelson.

I wish.

Oh, yeah, right.

I mean, introduce a third author into this mix.

Ah, yes, we tend to focus on one more than the other.

But, yeah, model land, we're to focus on one more than the other. But yeah, model land.

We're more than halfway through, right?

We did hit the halfway mark, I believe, during this specific session.

So it was a, it was it was bittersweet because, you know, we're, we haven't really gotten to a plot, I would say, in model land.

And so we're at that point,

sort of like we were in the last book where it's like, well, something has to happen here,

and the pages are dwindling with which it can happen. And also there's the madness that is

exposed to us through the real or fanfic starts to become like this log jam at the end.

That's happened in many books. So it's like, wait a minute. Yeah. You know, they have to get to Mordor. They have to throw the ring into the fire. They have to, you know, they all get naked and have a wang sword fight on Mount Doom. I mean, how's that all going to fit together at the end? Yes, exactly. there was a, I think the last realer fanfic had introduced to a dancing hunchback and stuff.

So we were, we were, we were end? Yes, exactly. There was a, I think the last real or fanfic had introduced a dancing hunchback and stuff,

so we were looking forward to that.

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