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Midlight Crisis

Midlight Crisis

By: Sophie Sam and Hannah
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 Three grown up biologists rereading books from our teens (while desperately trying to make biological sense of glittery vampires, and dragons, and bird kids). And it’s totally cool.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Chapter 127: The Tributes, Part 1

    Chapter 127: The Tributes, Part 1
    Oct 7 2025

    It’s Reaping Day in Chapter 127, may the odds be ever in its favour. Join Sophie, Sam, and Hannah as they discuss the bow and arrow fantasy girl, post-apocalypse North American fauna (domestic, feral, and wild, oh my!), and reveal which one of them has actually participated in a real life Hunger Games LARP.
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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • Chapter 126: Welcome to... The Hunger Games!

    Chapter 126: Welcome to... The Hunger Games!
    Sep 23 2025

    Chapter 126 roars in with an earthquake, a volcanic eruption, and a civil war, because we’re talking about YA dystopia this time, folks! Join Sophie, Sam, and Hannah as they reflect on their feelings about Suzanne Collins’ blockbuster Hunger Games series, complain about love triangles (again, but now with symbolism!), and discuss the quality of book-to-movie adaptations.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Chapter 125: City of Biology, part 2

    Chapter 125: City of Biology, part 2
    Sep 9 2025

    Chapter 125 has a job and is from a place for the last time, because this is our final City of Bones episode! Join Sophie, Sam, and Hannah as they discuss Downworlder biology, almost immediately break their promise not to talk about dicks THIS time, and finally announce what new book Midlight Crisis will be reading next!
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    1 hr and 9 mins
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