Backlog Books
backlogbooksWelcome to Backlog Books, a short, twice monthly podcast for book reviews. Mostly recent-ish fantasy with a dash of sci-fi and who knows what else thrown in for variety.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Episode 117: Doomsday Book by Connie Willis [transcript]
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Next Time: The Man Who Died Seven Times by Yasuhiko Nishizawa
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Episode 116: The Last Soul Among Wolves by Melissa Caruso [transcript]
Next Time: Hyperion by Dan Simmons
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Episode 115: The Saint of Steel series by T. Kingfisher [transcript]
Next Time: The Last Soul Among Wolves by Melissa Caruso
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Episode 114: A Crown of Swords by Robert Jordan w/ Daniel
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- The Best for Booklovers
Cara has, hands down, the most melodious and measured broadcasting voice: I can hear and understand her and have time to really think about her thoughtful, meticulously expressed observations about whatever book is under discussion. Her analysis is well-reasoned, balanced and supported by specific references or examples. Cara does not mince words. If she has a problem with a book, she honestly states her concerns without ever deviating from civility. Covering a wide variety of genres, current a... more
Apple Podcasts57dogs7
United States4 years ago - Good job
I used this to write a paper and it really helped, thank you.
Apple Podcasts5rem is rightUnited States4 years ago - Long time listener; first time reviewer ;-)
After laughing my way through the episode about “Three Men in a Boat”, I committed to write my first podcast review (ever). I’m not a big sci-fi fantasy reader, but did somehow end up in a local library’s sci-fi book club and have enjoyed the crossover between what I’ve been reading for book club and the books in this podcast. I enjoy the podcaster’s sense of humor (wry commentary? polite snarkiness?) and the quality of the book summaries — good enough to convince me in advance whether the book... more
Apple Podcasts5sgkramarUnited States5 years ago - A nice change of pace
This is a really pleasant podcast. The host has a nice voice which makes all the difference in the world in the podcast universe. The books are summed up well, but still leave you wanting to know more, which is a nice way to lead you to reading the actual books. This is not the type of podcast I typically listen to, I’m more of a true crime person, so these short episodes are a nice “palate cleanser” between my other listens.
Apple Podcasts5eKC83_09United States6 years ago
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