The Coven
I Don't Even Own a Television
English - July 06, 2020 00:30 - 1 hour - 127 MB - ★★★★★ - 536 ratingsComedy Arts Books comedy fiction books humor Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Oh my goodness, this is gonna be a wild (broomstick) ride, as the all-time oldest friend of the show, Jeb "@mobute" Lund comes back to help us live deliciously and handle the weirdness of The Coven, by second-tier Watergate figure E. Howard Hunt, writing as "David St. John". And, in a way, aren't we all writing as David St. John?
We should note that this is a pulp novel of the early 70s, and, as such, blasts casual slurs, offensive stereotypes, and wide-spectrum ignorance and hostility onto basically every page: We work hard to skirt this garbage, but it's there throughout. If you want to skip this ep, we'll understand, and we certainly suggest you skip this book.
But if you're in a mood for a two-fisted, many-piped Washington lawyer with some controversial opinions about young, handsome senators and, eventually, witchcraft, then fire up some incense, polish your cauldron and iron your hair, because you've just been granted access to ... The Coven.
L.A. Quartet by James Ellroy Perry Mason, remake by HBO L.A. Noir by John Buntin Jennifer's Body movie The Hotel of the Three Roses by Augusto De Angelis "Witch Hunting Memoirs" by Mountain High "Witch Hunt" by Rush
Oh my goodness, this is gonna be a wild (broomstick) ride, as the all-time oldest friend of the show, Jeb "@mobute" Lund comes back to help us live deliciously and handle the weirdness of The Coven, by second-tier Watergate figure E. Howard Hunt, writing as "David St. John". And, in a way, aren't we all writing as David St. John?
We should note that this is a pulp novel of the early 70s, and, as such, blasts casual slurs, offensive stereotypes, and wide-spectrum ignorance and hostility onto basically every page: We work hard to skirt this garbage, but it's there throughout. If you want to skip this ep, we'll understand, and we certainly suggest you skip this book.
But if you're in a mood for a two-fisted, many-piped Washington lawyer with some controversial opinions about young, handsome senators and, eventually, witchcraft, then fire up some incense, polish your cauldron and iron your hair, because you've just been granted access to ... The Coven.
L.A. Quartet by James Ellroy Perry Mason, remake by HBO L.A. Noir by John Buntin Jennifer's Body movie The Hotel of the Three Roses by Augusto De Angelis "Witch Hunting Memoirs" by Mountain High "Witch Hunt" by Rush