It's 2026, so we're talking about plagues and protests. Kris is sick again after spending too much time around small children, which means she has a bevy of binge-worthy television to recommend. Despite a board game haul and a blast from gaming past, Tara's also had time to read a book or two. They also talk about prologue protocol and epilogue etiquette.
Official Recommendations
From Kris: Deadloch (Amazon Prime) Kris's recommendation this week is Deadloch, an Australian black-comedy crime mystery series set in a remote town that's dealing with a murder. Kris praised the character work and the different approach to comedy (including its face-eating seal named Kevin). Deadloch is in its second season now, but Kris's recommendation is solely for its first.
From Tara: Margin of Error by Rachel Lacey Tara's official recommendation this week is Margin of Error by Rachel Lacey. This sapphic romance begins with a chance meeting and a traumatic event that impacts the two leads, who reconnect a couple of years later in a small town in Vermont. Tara loved how this story shows two women coming to their sexuality later in life and the different ways that is expressed. It's a deliciously slow burn, and Tara thinks that if you're into slow, you'll love this book.
Works/People Discussed
- What's Wrong With You (game)
- Game of Thrones (HBO)
- Tempting Olivia by Clare Ashton
- Extracted (Fox)
- Bridgerton (Netflix)
- RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs. the World (BBC Three)
- RuPaul's Drag Race (World of Wonder)
- Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles (Square Enix)
- Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter (2026)
- Of Potions and Honey by Cara N. Delaney
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