The Gerard Brennan Disorder Podcast

Told y'all I'd be back sooner this time. This episode contains a reading from my short story collection Other Stories and Nothing But Time, a mini-rant about perceptions of the Joker movie and some love for writer Tim McGabhann's debut novel Call Him Mine. A little more suitable for sensitive listeners than the last episode, but only just. Enjoy. And support the podcast by buying my novel DISORDER - https://www.noalibispress.com/title/disorder-gerard-brennan

The podcast is back. And the sound quality should be pretty damn good now that I've invested in some decent recording equipment. However, the content is a little bit incredibly unsuitable for kids and some adults. Listen with caution, not safe for work, all that jazz. Be selective in where and how you enjoy this. Ya sick puppy. Other than that, enjoy the show. Support the podcast by buying my book, DISORDER https://www.noalibispress.com/title/disorder-gerard-brennan

This episode concludes the readings from Possession, Obsession and a Diesel Compression Engine. The host also natters about his recent visit to Harrogate for the Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival as well as rapid fire reviewing some of his latest reads. Shoutouts to Claire Allan, Liz Nugent, Craig Robertson, Mark Edwards, Martyn Waits and Barry Graham. Twitter: @gerardbrennan Order Disorder the novel from http://noalibispress.com

The host of The Gerard Brennan Disorder Podcast reads another short from his collection, Possession, Obsession and a Deisel Compression Engine, titled Road Rage. Also, he answers some questions sent in by listeners on creative writing, and one that wonders "Dafuc is it all about anyway?" So tune in for the hosts thoughts on these aspects of creative writing, and Orange traditions like marches and bonfires. Twitter: @gerardbrennan Buy a copy of Disorder: http://noalibispress.com

In this episode the host reads two more short stories from his collection titled Steele Guitar and 925. Both are tongue-in-cheek horror stories from the Fireproof universe. If you like these, you'll enjoy the novel Fireproof. There's also a bit of a rant at the en of this one about trying to get published. It's a little self-indulgent, but sure, what else would it be? Twitter: @gerardbrennan Buy a copy of Disorder: http://noalibispress.com

Gerard reads an Edgar Allan Poe short story that first came to his attention on an episode of The Simpsons and follows it up with Blood Bath, a story from an early collection titled Possession, Obsession and a Diesel Compression Engine. A few musings included, but not many because the heat had his brain cooked. Enjoy! Twitter: @gerardbrennan Order your copy of Disorder from http://noalibispress.com

This is it, folks. The concluding part of the Bounce Novella series of podcasts. Find out what happens to Paddy after his actions on The Walls of Derry City. Also included this week are a couple of songs performed by the host, acapella (though he mistakenly pronounces it acapello -- him a writer too) and some musings on the Irish tendency to exaggerate in stories and songs. Twitter: @gerardbrennan Buy a copy of the novel Disorder: http://noalibispress.com

This installment of Bounce by Gerard Brennan (once the overly chatty host gets around to the actual reading at the 15 minute mark) brings the story deep into the final act. Paddy the Bouncer catches up with Billy. You can imagine what happens, or you can listen to the podcast and find out. The next episode will bring this story to an end. Not long now until all is revealed. Thank you, as always, for listening. Twitter: @gerardbrennan Buy Disorder: http://noalibispress.com Keep 'er...

Gerard Brennan and Simon Maltman spend an hour with the good library-going folk of Bangor, County Down. Crime fiction readings, chat and a sing-song or two abound. Twitter: @simonmaltman and @gerardbrennan Buy our books at No Alibs Bookstore in Belfast (http://noalibispress.com)

This episode includes fanboy musings and a reading from The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett, some mindless chatter about mindfulness and podcasting equipment, along with the next installment of Bounce by Gerard Brennan. It ends on a wee clifhanger, but fear not, the next episode will be available soon. Get updates on Twitter: @gerardbrennan Get a copy of the novel Disorder at http://noalibispress.com Shoutouts to Denis Halligan (apologies for the sound quality) and The Blindboy...

A fresh installment of Gerard Brennan's novella, Bounce. Paddy continues his private investigation into Sean's assault. And Skeet-Boy returns. Also includes a little bit of chatter about Brazillian Jiu Jitsu, walking and dogshit. Twitter @gerardbrennan Get your copy of Disorder: http://noalibispress.com

Another installment from Bounce by Gerard Brennan to get your teeth into. This episode takes the story to the halfway mark. Paddy is unhappy with the lack of police interest in his sons assault. He decides to get out and ask a few questions himself. Twitter @gerardbrennan http://noalibispress.com

Ahead of a couple of literary events next week (LitCrawl at No Alibis with Rosemary Jenkinson 16/6/18 6pm and Bangor Library with Simon Maltman 19/6/18 7pm) please enjoy a reading of McDojo, a short story featuring Stony Tony who also appears in my novella, Breaking Point. Follow me on Twitter @gerardbrennan and visit http://www.noalibispress.com to pick up a copy of my novel Disorder. Keep 'er lit.

The awkwardness that exists between Paddy and his son becomes more apparent in the days following a homophobic attack on the teenager after a night out. As a bouncer at a popular bar in Derry, Northern Ireland, Paddy is only too familiar with the demons that alcohol can summon, and his son's vulnerability terrifies him. Twitter @gerardbrennan

In Bounce, Paddy wants to learn how to relate to his eighteen-year-old son, Sean. Follow Gerard Brennan on Twitter @gerardbrennan Shout-out to http://noalibispress.com/ and the Two Crime Writers and a Microphone podcast.