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Critical Lit
by Critical Lit
I read weird internet stories to my wife, then we discuss them as writers and lovers of fiction. Right now, we’re focused on the SCP Foundation collection of tales.
Episodes
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07- Can you spread the word?
Careful y'all. We're going to get memetic with this episode. Celebrate the coming Halloween with us one one very special dog. That's right, we're reading Smile dot doggo to Liv. Sister Sara is with us once again. Don't mind the occasional audio drop offs. That is for sure not our punishment for...
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06- Pale Luna Smiles on coders
Happy coming Halloween everyone! We're celebrating this year by inflicting some of the finest samplings of creepypasta stories the internet has to offer on my poor dear wife. Sister Sara joins us on this adventure. We read Pale Luna, the haunted video game creepypasta that isn't actually like......
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Bonus Ep 1: Ultra Chapter 1-4
In this bonus episode, Olivia reads the first few chapters of her new novel, ULTRA. If you like what you hear, you can buy it at https://www.amazon.com/ULTRA-Olivia-Hill-ebook/dp/B07GXJRYPT
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05 - Three Spooky, actually: SCP-2006
Special guest star Sara Gates, of The Sara Gates fame, also she was on a TV show about ghost hunting. Anyway, she's reading her big sister Liv a story about a way tooooo spppoooky monster. 2006 is apparently also the year that My Chemical Romance released some album. I don't know. Sister…
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03- Bananarama: SCP-3521
Gonna get this one dadone. Had to do something a little light and fun, so we picked a story by djkaktus about drugs, radiation, and everyone's favorite parapharm... para farm... para... drug dude! You trust dado. Also covered: Banana extinction, spoopy alien noises, and irradiated Midwestern…
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02- We are all toasters really: SCP-426
We are toasters this week, reading this delightful story about forced language and [redacting] household appliances. BONUS: Some quick ideas for the SCP-4000 History contest! Good luck to all the writers! SCP-426 is by Flah http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-426 and is a great read! Music by Abysmii...
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01- It's not about a sphere: SCP-055
It’s about... Well. We know it's not about a sphere. I read my wife a story about a thing that... uh... What was it I read again? This piece is a lot of fun and you should read it. We also talk about the bathroom habits of Foundation personnel. SCP-055 is by qntm http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-055...
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Pilot- It’s about spiders and sickles: SCP-1006
Pilot 1006: I read weird fiction to my wife and we talk about writing. This time it’s a classified document about spiders. And communists. Join us! SCP-1006 is by Texasbigfoot http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1006 Music is by Abysmii https://soundcloud.com/abysmii
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
I read weird internet stories to my wife, then we discuss them as writers and lovers of fiction. Right now, we’re focused on the SCP Foundation collection of tales.
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Critical Lit
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