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Calling our Freida Readas! This week we spoil Freida McFaddens newest release, The Tenant.Yap with us!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572319400199Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spoileralert_theb00kclub?igsh=MTI3MTg1YTI2MXUwcw%3D%3D&utm_source=qrOur next read is Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover. "When Tate Collins meets airline pilot Miles Archer, she knows it isn’t love at first sight. They wouldn’t even go so far as to consider themselves friends. The only thing Tate and Miles have in common is an undeniable mutual attraction. Once their desires are out in the open, ...

2025年6月24日収録｜約34分｜於honogra（川崎市）─「展覧会｜古代の瓦：仏教美術の原点」展開催にあたり、出品者の小松義宜さん（honogra）と田中恵子さん（古美術陣屋）にお話をうかがいました（全4回）。青花茶話｜25｜小松義宜＋田中恵子｜「古代の瓦」展2｜飛鳥時代の瓦青花茶話｜26｜小松義宜＋田中恵子｜「古代の瓦」展3｜白鳳時代の瓦青花茶話｜27｜小松義宜＋田中恵子｜「古代の瓦」展4｜奈良時代の瓦─展覧会｜古代の瓦：仏教美術の...

This week, Jay shares in-depth why the disturbing dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood is a lovable book, even as it envisions a future for the United States that is peak patriarchy. Chaos Reader reports on her presidential-biography reading project.

Katarina, Kaylee, and McKenzie discuss The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig.SPOILER WARNING: We will discuss The Knight and the Moth in detail! **There is also a spoiler to the book Fearless by Lauren Roberts!**Check out our book club on Fable.Follow us on our social media accounts on Linktree.Subscribe and leave a 5 star rating or review.Subscribe to our podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

Today, we are discussing the bizarre time of life that is being a preteen and teenager, and how that time changed our relationships with reading. We explore the books we loved at that time, discuss why reading tends to be less popular among teens and preteens, and examine how social media influences the types of books we tend to read. Also, join us at the end for some 1-star reviews of popular books! The music for our podcast was created by Worlds Connect. ⁠https://open.spotify.com/artist/7sK3LPFcdooM8tJaP3h675?si=ikxVFEacRwWvIVFeTBfOUA⁠

Holly Gramazio is a writer, game designer and curator. She founded the experimental games festival Now Play This, wrote the script for the award-winning indie videogame Dicey Dungeons, and her debut novel, The Husbands, is out now in paperback. In today’s episode, Annmarie and Holly talk about attics, games, husbands, online dating apps, and how art can help people to interact with their surroundings in new ways. Episode Sponsors: Another Story Bookshop – Located in the West end of Toronto, Another Story Bookshop sells a broad range of literature for children, young adults, and adults with...

RJ, Kit, and a newly hired Scott are joined by the brilliant and hilarious Dave Wragg for an in depth discussion of Sherlock Holmes and various adaptations, quite a bit of Doctor Who, the inevitable Bosch, and - surprisingly - some actual writing chat. Enjoy!

The Inklings are often characterized as mostly sedentary men who wrote about people going off on adventures. Yet for a few of them, the highlight of their year was the chance to go on walking tours throughout England. It's unlikely, in fact, that they would have been able to describe the adventures of, say, Elwin Ransom, or the three friends in Night Operation if they didn't take these rambles (and write about them!) from time to time. With me to talk about the Inklings' walking tours are Inklings scholars Sørina Higgins, Don W. King, and (for the first time), Owen A. Barfield, grandson of ...

Ben, Tanner, and Ess join Iman and Hillary to discuss the Two Rivers plot line of season 3 of the Wheel of Time. Spoilers for that season and the entire book series.

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Writers Iain Maloney & Jason Emde discuss books they dig, & don't, about bands they dig, & don't.

Tisha Reichle-Aguilera, poet, educator, and author of the YA novel Breaking Pattern, joins Cody Sisco in conversation about rodeo sports, growing up in Southern California, difficult family relationships, and challenging norms and expectations around gender roles and socio-economic status.

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When it comes to your all-time favorite bands, singers, artists, are there any of their albums that you consider “no-skip albums”? You know, an album where you’re gonna listen to every song. Although some albums are great all the way through, others, maybe not so much. That raises some questions as full-album concerts seem to be increasingly popular. Basically a band plays an album start to finish, live. Usually it’s an anniversary of some kind. Is this a good idea? Are fans being taken advantage of? What does this say about our modern culture of music? KEXP's Lilly Ana Fowler ...

Today we interview Erica Slason about THE HEAVEN AND EARTH GROCERY STORE, by James McBride, and its setting in Pottstown, PA. Erica Slason joined the Historical Society of Montgomery County as archivist in 2022. Pottstown is in Montgomery County. Erica has written about the historical Pottstown portrayed in THE HEAVEN AND EARTH GROCERY STORE. We visit with Erica about the Pottstown portrayed by James McBride and learn there really is a Chicken Hill neighborhood and that Pottstown did experience an immigration boom during the 1910s-30s. In fact, Erica tells us, those interested in learning ...

Join us as we tumble unapologetically into discussions about various book adaptations, both the good and the bad. From Kubrick’s take on The Shining to Flanagan’s atmospheric recreations, and even the chaos of World War Z. We pick apart why some adaptations win our hearts while others leave us in head-scratching bewilderment. Sprinkled with rants on The Hobbit, Frankenstein, and, of course, some unexpected love for Nicholas Cage flicks.Comments, questions, feedback? Get in touch at:Email: nothelpfulpod@gmail.comBluesky: @nothelpfulpod.bsk.socialFacebook: We're Not Helpful podcastInstagram:...

This week, the moms are... not alright. We're diving headfirst into The Mothers by Sarah J. Naughton—a twisty psychological thriller that asks how well you really know your mom friends. In this full summary episode, we break down every twist, turn, and teacup rattle. From neurodivergent parenting to loveless marriages, from quiet grief to toxic relationships, this story dives deep into the raw, unfiltered layers of motherhood—and the sometimes dark places women go when they feel alone, unheard, or on the edge. Join Sunny, Rachel, and Rox as they unpack the plot, reflect on the emotional ...

誰もが自由に発信できる時代、「書くこと」は誰にとっても必要不可欠なこと。「書くこと」＝「読むこと」であるととく本書を読んで、ことばとの向き合い方を磨こう。

Warten im Grimmauldplatz Nummer 12Alle machen sich Sorgen, Arthur wurde nach St. Mungo gebracht, seine ganze Familie trifft sich bei Sirius zu Hause. Dort gibt's Butterbier und Streit und nach der Entwarnung ein köstliches Frühstück, das Sirius allerdings selbst machen muss. Wo ist eigentlich Kreacher? Dann machen alle außer Harry ein Nickerchen und schon geht's in die Innenstadt - wo sonst sollte ein ultrageheimes magisches Krankenhaus sein? Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! :) Ihr wollt uns live sehen? Am 18.10.25 in Bochum habt ihr die Chance.Tickets gibt’s hier: https://t.rausgegangen.de/...

It's our SEASON 5 FINALE! And we are thrilled to speak with Susan Neal about her latest book, "How to Sell 1,000 Books a Month: Strategies to Improve Sales." Listen as Susan offers insights on building a strong foundation for book marketing, creating effective lead magnets, the importance of email automation, and the benefits of attending writers' conferences. Our discussion also covers the value of endorsements, securing editorial reviews, and using media interviews to increase book visibility. This episode is packed with practical and effective strategies never discussed before on Writing ...