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Raina Douris (NPR's World Cafe) and Julian Feeld (QAA) join us for the first E1 Book Club, where we read and discuss the sci-fi epic "Nelson's Story" by Mr. Niraj Sharma, the acclaimed author of "1001 Funny Jokes."

"This is story of a person called Nelson, who likes to live his life with adventures and thrills. In this story author wants draw the portrait of such a personality which every person must have. Nelson is a common man who experience so many stage of life, first he became a politician and achieved a remarkable success he gained the highest position in the politics, thereafter he manage a space programme called BLACK HOLE to get new achievement in the field of galaxy, which gives imminent reputation to his country. The whole story is going through space and galaxy and the Charley, one of incharge of space programme. One best part of this story is that it will contains all the ingredients which must present in a story such as adventure, thrills, concepts, lessons and small pinch of romance. Reader will definitely enjoy this story and can learn a lesson that a person can do all the things by his hard work and dedication and can achieve any goal he desire."

Comments

ToddUmptious

The whole charley hole? Sure thats everything there is, I gotta read this!

Brad Storch

I’m glad that Charles threw his pen into the ring and now every E1 host has authored a mighty tome.

8BitThunder

Hope you guys tackle “Mouth Watering Cake Recipes” for the next book club

RG13

There’s a certain anxiety of influence when you have NO CAP.

Collin Estes

I had to look up Mr. Niraj Sharma's author photo for myself, and I really wasn't prepared for it

RG13

I always hated encyclopedias.

Harvey Rayson

The 13th of May thing is really funny because it's a pure 'the author isnt doing research' moment. The UK and India both have their elections in the first half of May and I think hes just not bothered to check if that's the case everywhere

Collin Estes

Just a lot more intense than I’d expected from the author of 1001 Funny Jokes. He doesn’t look like he thinks anything is a laughing matter

Cheffo Zacho

So Andrews favourite author is gene wolfe, I just read book of the new sun a few months back, what's a good one to read next?

dawood

great amazon review

Sean Riach

Resica is misunderstood

Dirkdammit

It took like 5 minutes before I realized they were talking about a real book

Bobby Volcano

I was shocked how quickly this ep went by, so good.

Emory Layfield

Charles saying he loves creative works by guys with nothing in the tank was really inspiring to me

Luke Runte

I would listen to 5 straight hours of this. Gene Wolfe should come back from the dead so he can read this, retire, and fucking kill himself.

James Lloyd-Jones

Having browsed Mr. Niraj Sharma's oeuvre I simultaneously do and do not want discussing his work to become a regular feature - on the one hand, what can we learn from works like "The karna (the story of greatest epic warrior)" and "Love & Horror"? But on the other it'd feel kinda mean. Really the Neil Breen of literature.

Will Donelson

This is the platonic ideal of someone finding it easier to imagine the end of the world than capitalism. Dude describes a world where people are literally eating rats and turds and almost everyone on earth is dead, but the key concern on everyone's mind is whether or not they'll be able to clock in for their 9-to-5 or whether the rat shit factory has enough jobs going

Cheffo Zacho

Reminding me of Metamorphosis where the guy wakes up, has been mysteriously turned into a giant bug and can't move and is just like 'oh fuck I'm gonna be late to work!'