A Week for the Books

Ep. 6 - Premeditated Myrtle by Elizabeth C. Bunce

Welcome to AWB Ep. 6! Join host Tyler A. Burr as he delves into the Myrtle Hardcastle Mystery Series. Looking for your next favorite sleuth? Look no further than Myrtle Hardcastle!

Ep. 5- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Welcome to AWB Ep. 5! Join host Tyler A. Burr as he dives into the literary classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Have you ever had intrusive thoughts about doing something incredibly wrong? Have you ever dreamed about having an alter ego that would allow you to do whatever you want without suffering the consequences? Dr. Jekyll has... Don't miss out on the conversation about Jekyll's morally questionable actions! Do you have a recommendation about a book I should review? Email it to TheAWBPodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to keep up with A Week for the Books on Facebook and Instagram!

Ep. 4- The Rose Weapon by F.C. Shultz

Welcome to AWB Ep. 4! Join host Tyler A. Burr as he delves into the novel The Rose Weapon by author F.C. Shultz. The author describes his work as writing about Vikings and dragons and family and honor, but the reality is, his work deals with so much more!  Do you have a recommendation about a book I should review? Email it to TheAWBPodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to keep up with A Week for the Books on Facebook and Instagram!

Ep. 3- The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley

Welcome to A Week for the Books, Episode 3! Join host Tyler A. Burr as he delves into The Modern Prometheus, or Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley. Do you, like so many others believe, that Frankenstein is just a dumb monster? Tune in to find out why you're right and wrong.  Do you have a recommendation about a book I should review? Email it to TheAWBPodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to keep up with A Week for the Books on Facebook and Instagram!

Ep. 2- Seasons by Catherine Valentine

Welcome to A Week for the Books, Episode 2! Join host Tyler A. Burr as he explores the poetic works of author Catherine Valentine in her latest poetry collection titled Seasons. Listen in to hear about how Valentine's works fit into a unique poetic tradition: pastoral poetry. Do you have a recommendation about a book I should review? Email it to TheAWBPodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to keep up with A Week for the Books on Facebook!