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Every book Adam Craig recommended on podcasts
Adam Craig appears as a host on Timcast IRL, specifically on the episode covering media reporting regarding the coronavirus and global events. As evident from his role on the program, he engages in current events commentary, political discussion, and interactive audience engagement through formats like super chats. During the broadcast, a super chat message mentioned the Holy Trinity of new media and asked Adam Craig if he had ever heard of the epic fantasy book series titled The Stormlight Archive by author Brandon Sanderson. Adam Craig immediately responded to the audience inquiry, confirming that he was not only familiar with the work but had personally read it. He expressed high praise for the publication, declaring emphatically that he has read it and thinks it is amazing. This literary exchange highlighted a lighter, pop-culture moment amid the heavy political and news-driven commentary of the podcast. Through his enthusiastic endorsement of Brandon Sanderson's expansive fantasy epic, Adam Craig connected with the audience over shared interests in speculative fiction and complex world-building, demonstrating how the show frequently weaves broader cultural topics and reading recommendations into its regular live-streaming format.
Books recommended by Adam Craig
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The Stormlight Archive
The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson is a massive, highly acclaimed epic fantasy book series that immerses readers in the intricate and expansive world of Roshar, filled with deep lore, complex characters, and sweeping magical conflicts.
Recommended“JP millon says greeting to the Holy Trinity of new media Adam have you ever heard of the book series the Stormlight archive oh I've read it and it's amazing”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| TimcastIRL #48 - New Reporting Says Coronavirus Came From Wuhan Biolab, China And WHO Is Covering It Up | Timcast IRL | 2020-04-16 | 1 |
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“I'm reminded of the quote from Watchmen when dr. Manhattan has asked about the the Doomsday Clock being moved to five minutes from midnight”