The Sorcerer's House Episodes
Oct. 28, 2016
Numbers 14 and 15 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Metz reveals his opinion of Dr. Who. Content (5:30): Discussion of Letters 14 and 15 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House."
Oct. 14, 2016
Numbers 12 and 13 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Phil talks about the magic of the SNES game Earthbound. Content (7:25): Discussion of letters 12 and 13 of "The Sorcerer's House."
Sept. 30, 2016
Number 11 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Metz suggests a couple of graphic novels for those looking to enter the art form. Content (13:00): Discussion of Letter 11 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House."
Sept. 16, 2016
Numbers 9 and 10 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Metz and Phil talk about their favorite books in childhood that did not age well with their tastes. Content (5:40): Discussion of Letters 9 and 10 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House."
Sept. 7, 2016
Number 8 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Metz talks about his experience seeing Finding Dory. Content (4:45): Discussion of letter number 8 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House"
Sept. 2, 2016
Numbers 6 and 7 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Phil attempts to crystallize the three act structure in film for our listeners. Content (3:34): Letters numbers 6 and 7 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House."
Sept. 2, 2016
Numbers 4 and 5 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Metz Talks about Jim Butcher Content (1:45): Discussion of letters number 4 and 5 of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House."
Sept. 2, 2016
Numbers 2 and 3 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Intro: Phil talks about his turn as Ebeneezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. Content (2:40): In this episode we make our way into The Sorcerer's House in letters number 2 and 3, plus some book recommendations because why not?
Sept. 2, 2016
Introduction and Letter 1 - Gene Wolfe's The Sorcerer's House
Welcome to the first episode of Alzabo Soup, a podcast about speculative fiction. Here begins our in-depth discussion of Gene Wolfe's "The Sorcerer's House." We introduce ourselves, the author, and the book in general, then …