最佳Pages Of A Bibliophile播客 (2024)

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"True Grit" by Charles Portis 42:58

19h ago42:58

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This classic western novel tells the story of a Mattie Ross, a young girl who, with her unlikely companions, traverses the American West to avenge the death of her father. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices由Evergreen Podcasts

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Exploring the American Book Center: Martijn Mertz on Bookstore Leadership and Amsterdam's Literary Scene 22:10

3d ago22:10

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Send us a text In this episode, I'm in conversation with Martijn Meerts, the co-director of the American Book Center in Amsterdam. Martijn's anthropology background subtly colors his approach to this role, and he shares how it adds a unique perspective to his daily work. We also uncover the enchanting history of the American Book Center, originally…

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"Moby Dick" by Herman Melville 52:54

16d ago52:54

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Herman Melville's landmark novel follows the obsessive quest of Captain Ahab as he seeks revenge on Moby Dick, the huge white wale which had previously maimed him, leading to a perilous and philosophical journey for the crew of the whaling ship The Pequod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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From Paralegal to Rom-Com Author: Danica Nava's Journey of Native American Representation in Literature 30:26

17d ago30:26

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Send us a text What drives a paralegal to switch gears and pen a rom-com novel? Discover the inspiring journey of Danica Nava, an enrolled citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, as she shares her transition from the corporate world to the literary scene. We delve into her academic achievements, the barriers she overcame as a first-generation college grad…

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The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 54:40

25d ago54:40

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The book with the highest number of copies printed worldwide is the *Bible*, and the second most printed book is the one we’ll be discussing today, *The Little Prince*. It reflects everyone's journey of growth, and only after reading this book will you truly understand love and responsibility. All the events in the story take place over just 9 days…

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'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens 55:51

1M ago55:51

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A Tale of Two Cities is one of the most prolific fictional works to every be written in the English language. Its story explores the nature of sacrifice, revenge, and resurrection amongst several characters set around the French Revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Unlocking Ancient Puzzles: A Journey with Danielle Trussoni on The Bookshop Podcast 27:17

1M ago27:17

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Send us a text What if unlocking the secrets of an ancient puzzle could take you on a thrilling journey across continents? Welcome back to The Bookshop Podcast, where we sit down with New York Times bestselling author Danielle Trussoni to uncover the mysteries behind her latest novel, The Puzzle Box. As the second installment in the Mike Brink seri…

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The Red and the Black - Stendhal 41:26

1M ago41:26

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In the novel *The Red and the Black*The protagonist, Julien, is a handsome young man who also wants to change his destiny. He puts in immense effort to achieve a social breakthrough, to rise above his station. But once he succeeds, he can never return to a normal life again. He finds himself unable to accept a life of mediocrity, and this struggle …

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The Lady of the Camellias - Alexandre Dumas fils 43:45

1M ago43:45

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At the age of 24, Alexandre Dumas fils wrote his famous work, *The Lady of the Camellias*, based on his own experiences with love. How does a courtesan maintain her noble purity amid a life of luxury and decadence? How does a young man transform from a devoted lover to a destroyer of love, consumed by hatred? Alexandre Dumas fils takes us deep into…

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'Age of Innocence' by Edith Warton 55:39

1M ago55:39

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Edith Wharton's 1920 novel is set in 1870s New York City, and explores the conflict between individual desire and cultural expectations in New York City's high society. This landmark jazz-age novel won Wharton the Pulitzer Prize in 1921, the first woman to recieve the award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Clare Beams: Magical Realism, Maternal Suffering, and Her New Novel The Garden 30:17

1M ago30:17

30:17

Send us a text In this episode, I chat with author Clare Beams about her new novel The Garden, earning her MFA from Columbia University, her surprising stint as a high school English teacher on Cape Cod, and how these experiences have informed her writing career. Claire's work is renowned for its enchanting touch of magical realism, earning compari…

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The Count of Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas 43:51

2M ago43:51

43:51

"The Count of Monte Cristo" is a literary masterpiece about waiting and hope, revenge and forgiveness. Edmond Dantès’ once happy life is destroyed by the jealousy and selfishness of others, but he persists in waiting, keeps hope alive, and improves himself. Ultimately, he meticulously plans his revenge. However, those who seek to destroy the dragon…

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Exploring Mental Health and 80s High School Life with Author and Poet, David Ebenbach 28:40

2M ago28:40

28:40

Send us a text In this episode, I chat with author and poet David Ebenbach about Possible Happiness, his latest teen and YA novel set in Philadelphia in the 80s. What can a high school journey in the late 80s tell us about today's struggles with mental health and sexuality? Acclaimed author and academic David Ebenbach explores this question through…

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Letter from an Unknown Woman - Stefan Zweig 36:03

2M ago36:03

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*Letter from an Unknown Woman* known for its intense emotional depth and psychological insight, tells the story of a woman's lifelong, unrequited love for a man who remains completely unaware of her existence. Through a single letter, written as she nears the end of her life, the unnamed woman reveals her unwavering devotion to the writer, exposing…

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"A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" by James Joyce 54:37

2M ago54:37

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The landmark debut novel of author James Joyce, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man tells the story of young Stephen Dedalus's spiritual and intellectual awakening in turn-of-the-century Ireland. Its modernist stylings and use of strict realism would come to define Joyce as an author. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoic…

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T.J. Klune on Writing, Advocacy, and Somewhere Beyond The Sea 45:42

2M ago45:42

45:42

Send us a text In this episode, I chat with one of my favorite authors, TJ Klune, about his much-awaited sequel to The House In The Cerulian Sea, titled Somewhere Beyond The Sea. TJ discusses the characters in the story, how he refills his creative cup, and how he uses his platform to speak about the rights of the LGBTQ+ community. In Somewhere Bey…

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Decisive Moments in History - Stefan Zweig 46:20

2M ago46:20

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Through 14 historical sketches, you'll understand the contributions of great figures in shaping history. Whether they succeeded or not, their stories are so vivid and thought-provoking. By touching the soul of history, this book will change the way you view the past and help you experience the intense emotions of the author's time. Stefan Zweig was…

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From Cult to Community: Dr. Kate Gale's Journey in Nonprofit Publishing and Advocacy 37:59

2M ago37:59

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with the accomplished author, editor, educator, speaker, and prominent figure in contemporary American literature, Dr. Kate Gale, Dr. Gale is the Publisher, Co-founder, and Managing Editor of Red Hen Press, one of the largest independent literary publishers in the United States. Under her stewardship, Red Hen …

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Why Read Classic Literature - Italo Calvino 21:58

2M ago21:58

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The literary master Calvino begins by defining what a "classic" is and how to approach reading them. He reviews a series of world-renowned works, offering insights on each one, and answers the question of why it's important to read the classics. Calvino was an Italian author whose unique and imaginative fables made him one of the most important nov…

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"The Bear" by William Faulkner 24:35

2M ago24:35

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Originally published alongside other famous Falkner works in an anthology titled "Go Down Moses", The Bear is about Issac "Ike" McCaslin, who trains to hunt and kill the legendary bear Old Ben. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices由Evergreen Podcasts

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James R. Hansen: Exploring the Depths of Human Spirit and Achievement 1:00:37

2M ago1:00:37

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered what it takes to document the most pivotal moments in air, space, and exploration history? Join us for an exclusive conversation with renowned historian James R. Hansen as he shares his remarkable journey from an academic in the history of science and technology to a leading NASA historian. We'll uncover the me…

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Les Misérables - Victor Hugo 52:05

2M ago52:05

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The writing of *Les Misérables* took decades and is deeply intertwined with France's history, culture, and social development. The life of Jean Valjean, a former convict, is filled with ups and downs. Even when faced with countless difficult choices, he remains steadfast in his faith, seeking light and ultimately achieving redemption. The miserable…

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From Teacher to Bookshop Owner: Lizzie Moss's Journey and The Magic of Literature 27:51

3M ago27:51

27:51

Send us a text What drives someone to leave behind the familiar comforts of a stable career and leap into the unknown waters of entrepreneurship? Join us as we uncover the inspiring journey of Lizzie Moss, the heart and soul behind Heron Books in Bristol, UK. From teaching classics and working at Waterstones, Lizzie's story is one of resilience and…

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Victor Hugo 37:16

3M ago37:16

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"In 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame,' there is the ugly yet sincere Quasimodo, and the hypocritical Claude; the brave Esmeralda, and the deceitful Phoebus. Kind and ordinary people are weak and helpless under the rampant despotic rule of the church, which is precisely what Hugo depicts—the tragedy of fate that people cannot escape. Victor Hugo, a Fren…

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"Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson 48:22

3M ago48:22

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In Robert Louis Stevenson's seminal adventure novel "Treasure Island." The story follows young Jim Hawkins' journey aboard a pirate vessel, chasing hidden treasure and battling the fearsome Long John Silver. The novel's iconic pirate imagery, and rich and complex characters have made it a timeless classic in the adventure sub-genre. Learn more abou…

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Introduction 1:05

3M ago1:05

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Welcome to “Book Cuddles,” the Ultimate Podcast for Bookworms! Hit me a Text Message :) Support the show由Zoey

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Rethinking Flood Management: Insights from Tim Palmer on Climate Change, Conservation, and Community Resilience 39:39

3M ago39:39

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered how the historical floods of the past can shape our future defenses against natural disasters? In this latest episode, I chat with Tim Palmer, an award-winning author and photographer. Tim shares his profound insights on rivers, conservation, and the urgent need to rethink our approach to flood management. Tim …

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Corey Roskin on Books, Activism, and Community Growth 33:37

3M ago33:37

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Send us a text Hi Fellow Booklovers! In this episode, I chatted with community organizer, author coordinator, and interviewer Corey Roskin about how literature can shape and uplift communities. Corey dives into his rich background in psychology and social services, detailing his work on the West Hollywood Book Fair, Lambda Lit Fest, and Pride on th…

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'A Handful of Dust' by Evelyn Waugh 27:41

3M ago27:41

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A Handful of Dust by Evelyn Waugh is a satirical novel that follows the lives of members of London's wealthy elite. The focus of our story, Tony Last, his wife Brenda, and their son John Andrew, endure hardship and turmoil. By utilizing a satirical stance for the narrative, Waugh paints a farcical, tragic picture of 20th century religion and morali…

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Exploring the Rich Tapestry of The Coast Road With Author Alan Murrin 33:47

3M ago33:47

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Send us a text Hi there! In this week's episode, Irish author Alan Murrin tells us about his childhood as an "author," his teen life ensconced in rigorous piano practice, and mastering the art of creative writing at the University of East Anglia. Learn how his varied career in the art world and as a bookseller in London shaped his unique voice, mak…

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How to Win Friends and Influence People: A Whisky-Paired Journey 55:01

4M ago55:01

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Today, we're diving into Dale Carnegie’s timeless classic, "How to Win Friends and Influence People." This book has been a transformative force in the lives of millions since its publication in 1936, offering profound insights into human behavior and communication. Carnegie’s principles on how to connect with people, win their favor, and influence …

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Reinvention, Resilience, and Reading: Diane Park’s Journey to Thriving Bookshop Owner 33:21

4M ago33:21

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Send us a text What drives a woman to reinvent herself in her 40s and open a thriving bookshop championing strong women and diverse voices? Join me as I sit down with Diane Park, the remarkable owner of Wave of Nostalgia in Hayworth, UK. Diane’s journey is anything but conventional. From leaving school at 16 and facing early adult responsibilities …

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FEED DROP: Thoughts From A Page - Dixon, Descending 40:45

4M ago40:45

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Hey there listeners! We're nearly ready to get started with the next season of Novel Conversations, but in the meantime, we have a show that we think you'll love! If you enjoy this episode, be sure to go give Thoughts From A Page a follow. We appreciate it! We'll be back with fresh episodes of Novel Conversations before you know it. Thanks! Learn m…

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Quickly, While They Still Have Horses: An Interview with Jan Carson 47:31

4M ago47:31

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Send us a text Hi, This week, I'm in conversation with one of my favorite authors, Jan Carson. We talk about her latest release, Quickly, While They Still Have Horses, how growing up during the Troubles in Ireland fueled her passion for reaching across divided communities through writing and the arts, and how the Irish writing community supports fl…

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Kathleen Caldwell and the Heartbeat of Montclair Village 30:38

4M ago30:38

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Send us a text In this episode, I'm in conversation with Kathleen Caldwell, the passionate owner of A Great Good Place for Books in Montclair Village, Oakland, who opens up about her incredible journey in the book industry. From her college days navigating aisles at Crown Books to orchestrating author events at prestigious bookstores like Shakespea…

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The Evolution of Book Publishing: A 44-Year Journey with Andy Hughes 59:11

4M ago59:11

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Send us a text What happens when a lifelong love of literature leads to a storied 44-year career in the publishing industry? Join me for an intimate conversation with Andy Hughes, the recently retired Senior VP and Director of Production and Design at Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. From his earliest role at Cornell University Medical Library to …

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Empowering Children with the Joy of Book Ownership: A Discussion with Kate Bowersox of Books in Homes USA 26:06

5M ago26:06

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Send us a text Discover the transformative power of book ownership with Kate Bowersox, the passionate Executive Director of Books in Homes USA. In this heartfelt episode, Kate opens up about her personal journey, academic achievements, and her mission to ignite a love for reading among children. She shares touching stories of raising her own kids t…

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Blending Tradition with Technology: Chris Steib's Journey from Literature to Indie Bookshop in Tarrytown 42:10

5M ago42:10

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Chris Steib, owner of Transom Bookshop in Tarrytown, New York. Chris takes us on his career journey from a literature student to a high school English teacher, transitioning into the corporate world as a speechwriter and tech entrepreneur, and finally realizing his dream of opening an indie bookshop. Chri…

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Aardvark Books and Cafe: From Wholesaler Dreams to a Literary Haven in Herefordshire 48:45

5M ago48:45

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered how a whimsical idea could transform into a vibrant literary hub? Join me as I chat with Sheridan Swinson, owner of Aardvark Books and Cafe in Herefordshire, UK. Sheridan takes us through his serendipitous journey from an initial plan of being a book wholesaler to becoming an adored independent bookshop, comple…

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The Art of Storytelling Across Platforms with Writer Jessie Rosen 28:21

5M ago28:21

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered how a blogger's musings can morph into the pages of a novel? Join us on The Bookshop Podcast as we sit down with Jessie Rosen, who's done just that. From the East Coast to Los Angeles, Jessie shares her journey through blogging, scriptwriting, and now, novel writing. Her story is a testament to the power of per…

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From Poetic Solace to Community Haven: Leena Batchelor's Journey of Creative Resilience and Expression 31:49

5M ago31:49

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Send us a text Discover the heart and soul of Script Haven Ltd. as the remarkable Leena Batchelor, former Worcestershire Poet Laureate, takes us on a journey through the evolution of her dream. From her early days seeking solace in poetry to nurturing a community bookshop that blooms as a sanctuary for self-published, indie authors, and main stream…

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Emiko Jean on Crafting Resilience and Suspense in The Return of Ellie Black 26:51

6M ago26:51

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Emiko Jean, the New York Times bestselling author whose journey from various professions to the realm of writing is nothing short of inspiring. Emiko sheds light on her latest page-turner, The Return of Ellie Black, and the meticulous care she gives to her Japanese American characters. The world of publis…

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'The End of The Affair" by Graham Greene 1:06:25

6M ago1:06:25

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Graham Greene's final contribution to his 4 "Catholic Series" novels, The End of the Affair tells the story of Maurice Bendrix and his internal struggles navigating an affair with his partner, Catherine Walston. The novel's deeply introspective narrative is contrasted by the escalation of WWII in 1940s England. Learn more about your ad choices. Vis…

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Turning Pages and Building Community: Celebrating Sunshine Book Company's Story With Owner Beth Merrick 33:05

6M ago33:05

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Send us a text Nestled within the heart of Claremont's historic district, Sunshine Book Company gleams with the charm of its 1915 architecture—a setting almost as enchanting as the tales it houses. As the shop celebrates its third anniversary, I'm joined by the effervescent Beth, who shares the serendipitous journey that brought her from the world …

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Caroline Alexander, Skies of Thunder: The Deadly World War II Mission Over The Roof Of The World 1:02:31

6M ago1:02:31

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Send us a text Embark on a historical odyssey as Caroline Alexander, New York Times Bestselling Author and acclaimed contributor to The New Yorker and National Geographic, unveils the lesser-known sagas of World War II's China-Burma-India theatre in her new book, Skies of Thunder: The Deadly World War II Mission Over The Roof Of The World. With a b…

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'Heart Of Darkness' by Joseph Conrad 57:32

6M ago57:32

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In Conrad's landmark novel from 1899, English sailor Charles Marlow describes his voyage into the interior of the African jungle aboard a Belgian shipping vessel. The work levees a striking criticism of the imperial mindset of its era, reflected in its inclusion as one of the greatest texts of Western literature. Learn more about your ad choices. V…

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Navigating the Pages of Indie Bookstore Ownership with Shelf Life Books' Chris and Berkley McDaniel 30:39

6M ago30:39

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Shelf Life Books owners Chris and Berkley McDaniel about the switch from corporate life to purchasing an indie bookshop, things to do and see in Richmond, Virginia, cats, and books! Formerly known as Chop Suey Books, Shelf Life Books is the largest independent bookstore in Richmond, VA, and has served the…

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Author Edward Humes: Total Garbage, How We Can Fix Our Waste and Heal Our World 53:42

7M ago53:42

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Edward Humes about his latest book, Total Garbage: How We Can Fix Our Waste and Heal Our World. Humes reveals the surprising depths of waste permeation in everyday life and the power we hold to rectify these issues. By reimagining waste as an opportunity rather than an obstacle, Humes provides a blueprint…

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'To Kill A Mockingbird' by Harper Lee 1:04:07

7M ago1:04:07

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One of the greatest all-time works of American fiction, 'To Kill A Mockingbird' is a timeless account of the American South as seen through the eyes of a young girl named Scout. The novel's warm and approachable dissection of gender, society, and race have made it an enduring staple of the American literary canon. Learn more about your ad choices. …

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Feasting on Narrative: A Journey with Celia Sack Through the World of Culinary Literature 45:18

7M ago45:18

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Celia Sack, founder and owner of Omnivore Books about cookbooks, cooking disasters and achievements, her favorite cookbooks, and the growing geographical scope of cookbooks. Located in an old butcher shop in Noe Valley, Omnivore Books is a cherished epicurean hub blending a passion for food and the pleasu…

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