00:01:29Background Info
00:04:21Initial Thoughts
00:07:01Summary
00:41:29Discussion
01:02:21Would You Rather
01:40:01Favorite Final Thought Quote
01:42:52If You Liked This, Try This
01:47:26New and Indie Spotlight
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"Magic is atoms, blood, and sometimes spit."
In this episode of Fictional Hangover, Amanda and Claire talk about spit, teeth, and a laser cat in their discussion of The Grimmer by Naben Ruthnum, featuring the author for Would You Rather.
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