It looks like Cormac McCarthy has walked his final road. Here’s a repost of our 7th ever episode of his most famous book, The Road. Also, check out our episodes on Blood Meridian, No Country for Old Men, The Passenger, and Stella Maris.
The Drunk Guys say Yeah! to more beer this week when they discuss The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe. They say OMG to: Blood Orange Cream Pop by Decadent Ales, Chocolate-Dipped Cherry by Boulevard Brewing, and Vanilla Cinnamon Barleywine Makes You Smarter by Evil Twin NYC.
Join the Drunk Guys next Tuesday when they read The Stone Sky by NK Jemisin
Every day without beer is a trial to the Drunk Guys, especially when they read The Trial by Franz Kafka. They also hold a trial of: Berry Salty by Ross Brewing, Taniwha by Commonwealth, C’e N’est Pas La Fin du Monde by Unibroue, Setbreak Confession by 18th Ward, and Daily Triple IPA by Artisanal Brew Works.
Join the Drunk Guys next Tuesday when they read A Visit From the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan.
The Drunk Guys stay up till dawn this week to discussTwilight Book 4: breaking dawn by Stephenie Meyer. And oh baby do they drink some good beers, including: Claw and Order by KCBC, Maximus Baby Boy by Marlow Artisanal Ales, Belly by Finback, and Rendez-Vous by Finback and Prizm Brewing.
Join the Drunk Guys next Tuesday when they read Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman Capote
Beer makes the Drunk Guys miserable this week when they read Misery by Stephen King. Beer also makes them less miserable when they drink Stuck No. 1 and Stuck No. 2 by Sand City Brewing.
Join the Drunk Guys on Tuesday when they read The Forever War by Joe Haldeman
The Drunk Guys drink say… ten beers this week when they read Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin. The neighbors next door make them drink: Infiltrator by Root + Branch, You know Who by Finback, and Neighbor Neighbor by Finback and Narragansett.
Join the Drunk Guys on Tuesday when they read Misery by Stephen King
The power of beer compels the Drunk Guys to read The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty this week. It also compels them to drink: The Exorcist by Clown Shoes, Power on Display by Torch and Crown, Peanut Butter and Jelly Squeeze! by Prairie Artisan, Octopus Drum Solo by KCBC, and X.R. Cyser by St Ambrose Cellars.
Join the Drunk Guys on Tuesday when they read Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin
The Drunk Guys are prisoners of beer this week when they discuss The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower Book 2) by Stephen King. They also draw at least three beers, including: Juice Lord by Lord Hobo, Summer Ale by Five Boroughs, You Can’t Get There From Here by Burlington, and Pugnacious Pale Ale by Fifth Hammer.
Join the Drunk Guys next week when they read The Sandman Volume 1 and 2 by Neil Gaiman
Beer makes the Drunk Guys real fungis this week when they discuss Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia. They leave mushroom for beer, including: Ping Pong Pandemonium by KCBC, Symphony of Bones by KCBC, Something Motueka by Finback, Don’t Step on Snek by Abomination, and Tangerine Hob Bomb by Sap House Meadery.
Join the Drunk Guys next week when they read Circe by Madeline Miller
Beer gives the Drunk Guys +1 against book clubs this week when they discuss The Eye of Argon by Jim Theis. They get a critical hit on: Warlock by Southern Tier, Behold, True Sorrow by Big aLICe, Viking Mosh Pit by KCBC, and Middling Earth by KCBC.
Join the Drunk Guys next week when they read Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro.