When it comes to the modern scam artist, Dr. John R. Brinkley (1885 - 1942) just might be the GOAT. And by GOAT, I mean he built an empire implanting goat testicles into men to cure sexual dysfunction. Alongside this medical innovation, he was an early pioneer of radio, establishing the
If you are not already aware, Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us is the story of Lily Blossom Bloom, who falls into an abusive relationship with a man name Ryle Kincaid. It has received widespread criticism for romanticizing domestic abuse, and for (Domestic Shelters.org wrote this strong condemnation
On December 13, 1973, a young man named Claude Maurice Marcel Vorilhon was hiking at the Puy de Lassolas volcanic crater in France when he saw a light in the fog. A figure emerged sporting long hair, a beard, and a skin tone that “looked a bit like someone with
As soon as we knew this book existed, we knew we had to cover it. We had no choice. This is one of those books that was impossible to turn down. I mean, look at the cover. Who could possibly think that Saddam’s face was the best way to
After more than a decade of notoriety, Tyra Banks’ Modelland – a bizarre dark fantasy YA novel about a magic modeling school - is once again having a moment in the sun. Since publication in 2011, the text has frustrated and fascinated countless commentators, critics and online cynics alike. After discovering a
This week we’ve decided to cut into a slice of literature that’s possibly even more American than apple pie; the Hardy Boys. Although there’s 190 books in the main canon (“Hardy Boys Mystery Stories”), if you add all the book series there’s almost 500 books about
This week, we revisited a classic in the realm of pseudoscience and conspiracies – 1968’s Chariots of the Gods by serial fraudster Erich Von Däniken. For anyone unfamiliar, this is the original work that popularized “ancient aliens” theories by taking established sci-fi tropes about alien influence on the development
Picture the scene; it’s a cold night in Wales in the 1970s. You’re on the rocky shore with your sweetie taking in the night air, and you think, why not leave the clothes behind and go skinny dipping? Only when you do, your sweetie disappears beneath the waves,
When it comes to the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, it’s hard not to feel a little late to the party. I was just out of high school when this book came out. Bush was a lame duck president, TED Talks were saving the world, and I was too
Season 1 is barely in the history books, and its time to start Season 2 with our first episode. As a celebration of all the Pieces of Shit we’ve read, we’re hosting an official Poo-litzer Prize Awards Banquet where we review the worst stuff we read in
In 2024’s “The War on Warriors,” Pete Hegseth takes a tried-and-true template treatise - the woke mob has taken over x institution - and applies it to the US military. The premise is simple: while real (white) men were fighting overseas, the gay/leftist/liberal/trans/ANTIFA/fat/university-
The manosphere is getting mainstream attention right now. Louis Theroux did a recent expose on it, as did the New York Times. Clavicular keeps jestermaxing, and Sneako is taking his rizz to meta levels by path-mapping the entire social hierarchy in real-time. Or something. I don’t know.
Check out the podcast in our player below or on your preferred app under "POS Book Club." Zhuan Falun by Li Hongzhi is the central text of Falun Gong, a spiritualist movement that is both banned and persecuted in China and has since become a major player in
Podcast available below as well on all major platforms like Apple, Spotify, etc. Safe Space Violations. A review of “Summer Skate: A Novel” by Sean Avery & Leslie Cohen The romance book and tv series “Heated Rivalry” has done two things that no one ever thought possible: it made gay
Listen below or stream on most platforms. A written review follows the podcast link. Eat, Eat, Dump A review of “All the Way to the River: Love, Loss and Liberation” by Elizabeth Gilbert. If you were alive in 2010, then you almost certainly heard of Eat, Pray, Love. If you
Listen below or stream on most platforms. A written review follows the podcast link. S.L.O.B. A review of “Unfettered” by John Fetterman. Few people have had such a fall from grace in the eyes of American democrats as John Fetterman. Originally seen as a working man’s
Years after its 2017 publication, we finally got around to reading and discussing The Way of the Shadow Wolves: The Deep State And The Hijacking Of America by Steven Seagal & Tom Morrissey.
With NoFap November upon us, the boys dove into Semen Retention Miracle by Joseph Peterson. Semen retention proponents claim that by forgoing ejaculation, you can channel extra mojo into creativity, career, health, relationships and (of course) even hair retention. It's all pretty magical stuff. Hope you enjoy.
Review by Beau Dashington Sometimes when you’re reading a certified Piece of Shit™ book you walk away in utter confusion, scratching your head and wondering just what the person was thinking when they committed pen to paper.That’s the case with TB Joshua’s How to Cast Out
The boys are back with our first shitty podcast. Recorded on tin cans across 3 time zones, we take a tepid tour of man-dolphin temptations and telepathic tripe with Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover by Malcom J Brenner.
So long and thanks for all the fucks Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover is the semi-fictitious memoir of a man who fucked a dolphin. It chronicles Malcom J. Brenner’s experience working as a photographer at a dolphin exhibit, a period during which he manages to fall
In the first of our new series of guest reviews, Merjot has volunteered to flush the turd that is Bram Stoker’s lesser known horror classic. A Literary garbage fire by Merjot Rating this story on my arbitrary scale, I give it 3.4/10. One happy evening I was
Peasant vs. Imperialist… plus a Monkey by Admiral Fartmore Over the last year, American popular discourse on China has reached a level of negativity that is normally reserved only for popular film franchises. As such, we thought it would be great to examine a work where these two worlds collide:
The Crystal Turd by Beau Dashington Editors note: There’s apparently a lot of bad Star Wars books. If I’m completely honest, I’m not really that into Star Wars. I’m more of a Star Trek kind of guy. But even as someone who doesn’t get into