Gloria Begemann
2 books read for LibriVox
- Fair warning, this is early Weinbaum, closer to pulp romance-with-a-shadow than his Martian stuff. Still, watching Pat Lane keep loving Nick Devine while something colder keeps surfacing behind his eyes has a queasy pull, and Dr. Horker's armchair psychoanalysis is a fun period piece.
- If you can forgive some Victorian melodrama, the slow-burn wound between Arthur and Padre Montanelli, a priest he loves and can't forgive, will wreck you in the best way. It's a revolutionary adventure on the surface and a story about betrayed faith underneath.