Catherine of The Gilmore Guide to Books and I share the books we're most excited about for January - March in our Winter 2019 Book Preview.
Sudden Traveler by Sarah Hall is a collection of stories where the characters are trying to reconcile their journeys through life, death, and love
Mood readers will love the StoryGraph app and its founder, Nadia Odunayo. Learn how to track and use insightful stats to enrich your reading life. Today we discussed who were the users for The StoryGraph’s features. We also discuss the critical differences between GoodReads and The StoryGraph, like buddy reads, book club challenges, and content […]
Have you tuned into Jonathan Van Ness's outstanding podcast "Getting Curious?" Tune in and check out some of the best episodes for readers!
Throwback Thursday is all about sharing older content that's still relevant and worth reading. Today, we're revisiting an interview with author Margaret Wilkerson Sexton to talk about her novel, The Revisioners.
Sarah's Bookshelves Live Podcast Episode 71: We share our best books of 2020 (overall and by genre) and bookish superlatives.
This month, Kristin from Fables Books joins us to explore books about books through the brand new Fables Books Reading Challenge! We discuss our favorite books that embrace fictional bookstore settings and libraries. This episode has you covered whether you are looking for a love story or that perfect true crime nonfiction book escape with. […]
I'm addicted to podcasts, especially bookish ones! Today I'm sharing the 5 favorite bookish podcasts I never miss an episode of...
I'm addicted to podcasts, especially bookish ones! Today I'm sharing the 5 favorite bookish podcasts I never miss an episode of...
On Throwback Thursday, we revisit an interview with author Julia Drake about her debut novel, The Last True Poets of the Sea.
Sarah's Bookshelves Live Podcast Episode 99: Susie from Novel Visits and I share our best books of 2021, bookish superlatives, and wrap-up our reading year.
No need to wait for the latest summer releases when you have this list of best backlist books to check out. This is the second part of our discussion today. My well-read co-host, Larry Hoffer, is back to talk about our favorite older books and why these should be in your stack this year too. […]
Five great bookish podcasts discovered in 2019 by Book Rioters.
I'm addicted to podcasts, especially bookish ones! Today I'm sharing the 5 favorite bookish podcasts I never miss an episode of...
My Most Anticipated Books of Winter 2019 list is made up of books from trusted sources who, in as many cases as possible, have already read the book.
This week’s podcast is another “Bookishly Curious” episode that explores the hopes and heartbreaks of pandemic publishing. Gae Polisner joins me, a YA author that’s 2020 book launch was rocked by changes in the publishing industry, bringing repeated challenges to the sales of her book. I believe that it is impossible to listen to this […]
Who doesn’t love a good podcast? When I am not listening to an audiobook, I’m tuning in to the latest episode of my favorite pod. Whether it be washing the dishes or tidying around my apartment, podcasts make these boring and every-day tasks WAY more enjoyable. In no particular order, here are 10 bookish podcasts
New and excellent literary and bookish podcasts launched this year, from Book Riot and other fantastic content producers.
The new FULLY BOOKED show is just what your reading life needs. We are giving you a sneak peek into our new Patreon show with a brand new co-host! I knew this show needed a consistent voice and I’m so thankful for our financial support that makes this possible. While the MomAdvice Book Gang […]
In this Unabridged Podcast episode, we discuss the pilot episode of Mismatched, a screen adaptation of Sandhya Menon's young adult romance novel, When Dimple Met Rishi. We all loved this book and enjoyed doing it as a buddy read on Instagram. This adaptation is a perfect fit for our Unabridged Reading Challenge bonus category, watching an adaptation of a YA lit book! This series has six parts and can be found on Netflix.Bookish Check-inAshley - Sarah Morganthaler’s The Tourist Attraction Jen - D
Get to know some great non-bookish podcasts by starting with these episodes focused on books.
In this podcast episode, Katelyn Cole talks about starting her account on Instagram, her growth strategies, and how it makes her money.
Allison Casey of the Mind Joggle blog joins me to talk motherhood...and share books about motherhood and that would make great gifts for moms.
In Take a Hint Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert, we meet a career-driven academic and a retired rugby player who fake a relationship when a video goes viral.
New releases are fun, but what if you dedicated a reading year to backlist books? From Our Bookshelf blogger, Lynn, shares her favorite backlist challenge discoveries. Today’s episode defines what it means to be backlist, how our pandemic shopping changed the backlist marketing budget, and some surprising publishing house acquisitions because of single backlist books. […]
I love podcasts. There are podcasts on absolutely everything you would ever want to hear about! And most are between 30 – 45 minutes, which I think is the perfect length. I don’t have a long commute to work, and my walks are generally that amount of time. I used to listen to audible books, but it was hard for me to sustain interest over an eight-hour book when I could only listen in short bursts. Podcasts are perfect for that. As I said, there are podcasts on every subject imaginable, but my favorite are the ones on books. I have always loved to hear what people are reading, and this is the perfect way to find out about new books and backlist books as well. Some of my favorite books this year I first heard about on a podcast. There are so many different shows you can listen to. Here, I listed my top 5 bookish podcasts. I hope you enjoy listening to these! The Librarian is In This is a fun podcast, put on by two New York City librarians, Frank and Gwen. They are hilarious. I love to listen to their back and forth conversation. […]
In our First episode of series 2 we read the book GOOD OMENS by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.
Sarah's Bookshelves Live Podcast Episode 67: Kelly Jensen talks about libraries and COVID-19...and the cost for libraries to acquire e-books.
Catherine of The Gilmore Guide to Books and I share the books we're most excited about for June and July in our Summer 2019 Book Preview.
Happy Friday, friends! Today’s episode is a peek behind the scenes at how I select our book club books each year. Whether you are running a book club of your own and looking for suggestions or if you join in monthly to read with me, I want to share with you what I’ve learned over […]
New releases are fun, but what if you dedicated a reading year to backlist books? From Our Bookshelf blogger, Lynn, shares her favorite backlist challenge discoveries. Today’s episode defines what it means to be backlist, how our pandemic shopping changed the backlist marketing budget, and some surprising publishing house acquisitions because of single backlist books. […]
My secret weapon to reading more books is a friendly annual GoodReads competition with my childhood friend Todd Greer. Todd is joining the podcast today to share about motivating each other to read more books. We have discovered how we read is very different from one another, but we usually end up almost at the […]
Debut novelist, Laura Tremaine, wrote a gorgeous little book called Share Your Stuff I’ll Go First and might be a familiar voice to you because of her podcast 10 Things to Tell You. Not only will we be talking about Laura’s experience writing her first book, but we will also be discussing the […]
What to reach when you hit the shores? A page-turner, a thriller? Check out this list of Best Beach Reads-- you won't be dissappointed.
Aside from being an avid reader, I also love listening to podcasts. Naturally, I gravitate toward a lot of bookish pods. I started in podcasts with Welcome to Nightvale and Lore, but soon expanded from audio dramas to topical shows. My foray into the bookish podcast world started with Book Riot, and it’s only gottenContinue reading "4 Bookish Podcasts for Your Reading Life"
In this podcast episode, Katelyn Cole talks about starting her account on Instagram, her growth strategies, and how it makes her money.
This week, Liberty and Rebecca discuss Scream: Chilling Adventures in the Science of Fear, The Heart Goes Last, In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl's
Sarah's Bookshelves Live Podcast Episode 54: Sarah Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks (authors of You Are Not Alone) go behind-the-scenes of their writing process.
This week, Unabridged Podcast is launching into Halloween with spooky recommendations. After our Bookish Check-in—with an appearance by Unabridged Ambassador Talie—each of shares an October pick, including Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Mexican Gothic, Riley Sager's Lock Every Door, and Kelly Keaton's Darkness Becomes Her.