Apr 28, 2018
There's a lot going on in issues #13 and #14 and Elise & Dave spare no temporal expense in their discussion! Morrison's infinitely egressing narrative expands to encompass explicit political critique and a genuinely unnerving domestic haunting. And the whole thing's reframed by the sudden appearance of a new(?) diegetic layer. The lettercols are filled with conservative pushback, causing your hosts to revisit the animal testing debate and sparking some musings on the usefulness of PETA. Dave exults in the glories of issue #14. Also: an email from new listener Xavi!
Intro Song:
New Kingdom - "Horse Latitudes"
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