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THE FACE AT THE WINDOW - Doctor John Watson has temporarily relinquished his podcasting duties and I have stepped in somewhat reluctantly. This particular episode provides you with not one adventure, but two. Or rather; one and a half. We met 'Doddy' rather late in my role as podcast host, but his story was so enchanting and his problem so tempting we had little choice but to chase it down to its resolution. It's Sherlock by the way, hello. Part 1 of 2 This episode contains swearing, sexual references, drug references, references to violence. Listener discretion is advised.For merchandise ...

We always love reading on a theme, and today's guest would love to see her real-life love of the ocean mirrored in the pages of her books. Noelle Leong is a science and medicine-focused librarian at a small liberal arts college. She especially loves her work for the opportunities it provides her to join the students on trails and visiting tidepools. So it’s perhaps unsurprising she’d love Anne's help finding books about the ocean, whether that means pop science, books where the ocean is the setting, or even a character—she’s up for anything. While this isn’t an exclusively summery ...

Lose yourself in the "Audiobook Library," a beautifully curated collection designed to transport listeners into classic literature, stories, and educational material. With an array of genres and captivating voices, this library brings classic books to life with dynamic narration, providing a rich listening experience that turns any time into a literary escape. Perfect for both new and seasoned readers who prefer the convenience of audiobooks and want to dive deeper into beloved classic works.

Lecture du livre de Jacques Roberti, Maisons de société, choses vues, éd. Arthème-Fayard, Paris, 1927.

We’re diving into chapters 1–10 of The Knight and The Moth by Rachel Gillig for our June read-along—and whew, what a ride. From drowning diviners to flirty knights with earrings and disappearing girls, these chapters were packed. We break down the key plot points, share our “Moth to Flame” obsessions, fan-cast questionable characters, and ask the important question: Would we survive this book?✨ Perfect for fans of gothic romantasy, twisty worldbuilding, and chaotic best friend debriefs. 🎧 New episodes every Sunday!

The "Educational Library" offers an extensive selection of audiobooks that bring learning to life. Perfect for busy listeners, this library includes captivating lectures, studies, and discussions that make gaining knowledge both convenient and engaging. Ideal for students, professionals, and lifelong learners alike.

The city is teetering on the brink of insanity as a ruthless serial killer prowls the shadows, hungry for his next victim. Amidst this chaos, Ray Fleck, a desperate gambler drowning in debt, is ready to go to any lengths to secure cash, even if it means betraying the woman hes secretly seeing behind his wifes back. As the city descends into madness, Ray finds himself spiraling into a hellish nightmare of violence and terror. - Summary by Ben Tucker

Send us a textIn this episode of The Tolkien Podcast we discuss a hidden gem THE ATLAS OF MIDDLE-EARTH and how it helps readers of THE HOBBIT, THE LORD OF THE RINGS and THE SILMARILLION enhance their reading experience. We also take a look at how its late creator, Karen Wynn Fonstad, produced the work as a fan turned creator, with host Larry D. Curtis.Support the showContact: TheTolkienPodcast@gmail.com

Today we're (finally) meeting one of the people who influenced my writing at a very early stage. It's my absolute pleasure to welcome David Corbett!To celebrate the occasion, we ventured a bit deeper into political waters in the Patreon section, but mostly we stuck to the main topic: Writing. David is a classically trained writer, and I found it absolutely fascinating to compare notes, find similarities, and learn something new. I hope you will, as well! 🙂Next week, it's Neil Hellegers turn!-------------------------------------------We have our own website now! It has all the info you need,...

Enjoy the "Classic Audiobook Library," an essential collection for anyone interested in classic literature. Featuring a wide selection of beloved novels and stories, this library provides an enriching listening experience with authentic narration that honors each story’s unique style. Perfect for those who love to explore literary history or simply enjoy a nostalgic journey into the world of classic tales.

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In this week's bonus episode we are so excited to be talking to New York Times Bestselling author Sarah Beth Durst, whose newest novel The Enchanted Greenhouse will be published on July 15th, 2025.Join us as we talk finding joy, sentient plants, writing for different age groups and ... bunnies?Thank you to Pan MacMillan for sending us an advanced reader copy of The Enchanted Greenhouse, and thank you so much to Sarah Beth for being our guest!

Dive into Last Drive, an intriguing mystery from famed crime author Rex Stout, the mind behind the enduring Nero Wolfe detective series. This riveting tale, which inspired the inaugural Nero Wolfe novel, Fer-de-Lance, revolves around a golfer who suddenly drops dead of an apparent heart attack on the golf course. However, the plot thickens when the death is ruled a poisoning. Canby Rankin, the country clubs president, steps up to the challenge of unmasking the killer. This riveting summary is brought to you by Ben Tucker.

Things get brutal, bloody, and wildly awkward this week as we dive into chapters 31 through 35 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros. From gladiator-style trials and dragon-sized ultimatums to emotionally loaded dinners and surprise mom reveals, the squad has no peace. Violet faces impossible choices, Xaden declares war on political matchmaking, and Garrick? Well… he really should’ve skipped dessert.We’re talking temple tests, shady alliances, found family vibes, and one seriously poisoned slice of chocolate cake. Join us as we unpack the chaos, the character growth, and the emotional ...

Gorg Huff is a New York Times Best Selling author with over forty books published in the last twenty odd years. He created the WarSpell Multiverse, a Literary Role-Playing Game or LitRPG multiverse years ago. It now has over a dozen titles, with more coming. The RPG WarSpell is fictional created by Gorg Huff to act as a basis for the books and stories. This book is a book of instructions on how to write in Gorg Huff's WarSpell multiverse. It is hoped that it can also be used as a general guide to writing fantasy fiction and alternate history. ✽✽✽ First, let me state that the existence...

ACOFAE Podcast Presents: Bury our Bones in the Midnight Soil: "Hunger." In an ACOFAE first, Laura Marie went into this fantastic book completely blind and ended up not taking notes during either read through! An ACOFAE first! So what happened in this book that sucked Laura Marie in so completely that by the time she came up for air, over 60 pages had passed? If you read the back cover it's obvious, but Laura Marie did not so you can imagine the shock. Join Jessica Marie as she guides listeners and Laura Marie through a book that they could not stop gushing about. Marie, Alice, and Lottie take ...

This week we're joined by special guest Ben O'Brien (@benfobrien) to discuss Morning Glory Milking Farm written by C.M. Nascosta! We hope you're not lactose intolerant because we've got 24oz of sweet cream to unpack. Book TWs/CWs: Size difference, blurred work/client relationship, light domFollow Romancing the Normie: @romancingthenormie Follow Alexis: @alexisquasar Follow Harmony: @ham_sandoval Produced by Jake E. Robinson Podcast art by Courtney Andujar Theme music written and produced by Jessica Boudreaux at Pet Club Studio For advertising opportunities please email: romancingthenormie@...

In Penelope’s Bones, award-winning classicist and historian Emily Hauser pieces together compelling evidence from archaeological excavations and scientific discoveries to unearth the richly textured lives of women in Bronze Age Greece—the era of Homer’s heroes. Here, for the first time, we come to understand the everyday lives and experiences of the real women who stand behind the legends of Helen, Briseis, Cassandra, Aphrodite, Circe, Athena, Hera, Calypso, Penelope, and more.

Grab a drink at the bar and step into the Common Room — it’s time to join The Man of the West and The Sage of the South as we answer listener questions again in our 31st quarterly Questions After Nightfall. From questions about Saruman, Ring-maker to the Dagor Dagorath; from the Forsaken Inn to awkward conversations in the Halls of Mandos, our listeners bring their best questions — and their worst puns. Alan is a middle-aged softy, James thinks Istarí arrive in meteors, and we’re glad Tolkien’s funny, ‘cause we’re not so sure about us. Also, Maiar as Project Managers. We're ...

One-Act Play Collections - Book 9, Part 2 Title: One-Act Play Collections - Volume 9 Overview: The ninth volume of one-act plays in the public domain is read by a variety of LibriVox members. A one-act play is a play that has only one act and is distinct from plays that occur over several acts. One-act plays may consist of one or more scenes. The 20-40 minute play has emerged as a popular subgenre of the one-act play, especially in writing competitions. One-act plays make up the overwhelming majority of Fringe Festival shows including at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The origin of the one-act...