Featuring "Carol of the Bells" by Mano Reza.

Be sure to check out Undead Crimefighters, an exclusive short story series from us here at YA Lit Review.

Music for this episode: "Autumn", by Message to Bears, and "The Sun", by Kris Morris.

Also visit our website for the newest feature, The Undead Crimefighters story series.  Get an excerpt here.

Music on this episode is "Downside of Love" by Adrienne Pierce.

It's our Halloween episode!  Today's story is "The Halloween Dare" by Billy Burgess read by Katie Massa.

Music for this episode is from http://www.davidbeardmusic.com/ and I've resurrected "Halloween is Awesome" by Hyper Nonsense.

And don't forget to order your copy of the literary magazine! http://www.yaliteraturereview.com/litmag.htm.

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Music for this episode is The Genevieves with "Make them Weep."

Music on this episode is "Any Wonder" by Casey Desmond.

And be sure to check us out at www.yaliteraturereview.com as well as our blog at http://youngadultlitreviewblog.blogspot.com.

And check out the book review at http://youngadultlitreviewblog.blogspot.com

Story by EJ Krause, narrated by Jeffrey Kafer.

Music for this episode is 'Ice Cream Day' by Sputnik.

Please visit www.yaliteraturereview.com for information on the writer and the narrator.

Wayne Scheer has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and a Best of the Web.  His work has appeared in a variety of publications, including The Christian Science Monitor, Notre Dame Magazine, Eclectica, The Pedestal Magazine, flashquake, Smokelong Quarterly, Pindeldyboz, and Flash Me Magazine.  Revealing Moments, a collection of twenty-four flash stories, is available as a free download at http://www.pearnoir.com/thumbscrews.htm.  Wayne lives in Atlanta with his wife and can be contacted at wvscheer@aol.com.

 --Wayne Scheer's Revealing Moments,

available as a free download at http://pearnoir.com/thumbscrews.htm

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Featuring music from AJ and the Frozen Tundra Blues Band

and "Morning Sun" by Jenny Mayhem

This post is unedited - I just posted it up as is... so consider yourself warned. heh.

Be sure to check out the website for my essay on Severus Snape which was almost presented as part of a panel this past weekend.

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Featuring music from Ryan Schmidt: "Invisible."

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Featuring news by Paul Fredericks.

Also featuring music from Jason Moss.

Music by http://www.purevolume.com/rediscover.

Story is rated PG-13 for language and some content.

Printz Award winner John Green's book is packed full of good stuff!  Check it out, if you haven't already, and tell us what you think.  You can find John Green at www.sparksflyup.com.

Music for this episode is by Gentlemen Losers, a song called "Nerd Rock."

Music featured on this episode:

Blurp, by Al Phlipp and the Woo Team (http://www.kevinwillis.net/wooteam/albums.php)

and

I don't know what to tell you, by 100 Year Picnic (http://www.100yearpicnic.com/)

Music today is provided by http://www.duaneandrews.ca/

On this episode, music from Aaron:

http://www.myspace.com/AARONINENGLAND

And, if you have a moment, you can find us at yalitreview.googlepages.com.

Music is Toccata in D minor and featuring "Halloween is Awesome" by Hyper Nonsense.

This week's episode features music by Dave King:  "Dreams."  (http://www.davekingmusic.com/)

Ragu and I discuss New Moon by Stephenie Meyer.

I think it actually doesn't go all chipmunky on us streaming this time.  Yay.

:)

Ragu and I discuss the first book in the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer.  And the sound quality isn't too bad this time.  We can actually hear Ragu's dulcet tones.

Don't forget to send us emails at yalitreview@gmail.com.  We're taking comments on any of the Twilight books.  You can also leave us a voicemail on Skype.  Our handle there is ya.lit.review.  You can also visit the website at http://yalitreview.googlepages.com.

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Yay Harry Potter!  Yay geeks!

A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L'Engle

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I just wanted to give a few quick updates.  I'll be posting a new episode of the podcast either Monday or Tuesday before I leave for Portus 2008 (yay!).

The website is coming along.  I've got a booklist up and if you're interested in buying any of the books on the list, I encourage you to use the links provided at the website.  Doing so supports the podcast and gets you a great book!

http://yalitreview.googlepages.com/booklist

Of course, I would love to hear any book suggestions that you have and I would also love comments and emails for any of the books on the list.

The next book I'll be discussing is A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L'Engle.  Please feel free to email me in the next day or so to get your comment read on the episode.

I'm also looking for guest hosts.  If there's a book on the list (including the next one to be discussed) that you would love to talk about, and you have a microphone, please email me at yalitreview@gmail.com.

Thanks!

Sorry about the poor sound quality.  I'm working on it.  I tried to upload a different way, but it appears that didn't help, either.  I'll get it right eventually.

Ragu and I talk about news.  Fun and exciting!

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