Bibliophage
Gwenna LaithlandBibliophage: Noun, One who devours books, a book worm, an avid reader. Every good writer is probably a better reader. This is the podcast that proves it. New York Times bestselling author Gwenna Laithland is living out every avid reader’s dream. Forcing her friend to listen to her rave about her latest literary obsession. With co-host Tori Phantom, there's interviews, discussions, fan-kidding, and... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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It's almost Halloween so Gwenna and Jennifer cozy up with some witchy reads discussing titles from Paula Brackston, Breanne Randall, Sangu Mandanna, and Deborah Harkness.
This week our Family Reading lists includes Roald Dahl and RL Stein. And we si... more
This week we consume quite a few books with special emphasis on Kate Moore's narrative non-fiction Radium Girls. We also meet Bibliophage's new cook in the literary kitchen, Jennifer Nance, reader, mom, and assistant extraordinaire. Seriously, she's ... more
This week Gwenna pulls out her best narrator voice to add to your To Be Read list. Following a technical glitch (this translates to Gwenna really doesn't know how to operate a computer and may have deleted a vital file which tanked the whole thing. R... more
Bestselling author of Forbidden Alchemy, Stacey McEwan joins Bibliophage to talk about spruce trees, winged cuddling (she cheated), and describe how very little she knows about mining despite writing a book that heavily revolves around mining. What t... more
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Love this podcast so much! I've been a fan for years now, since the farting trousers, but as I don't have children the parenting type of podcast wasn't really my thing. I am so happy to see a podcast on a different subject matter and one that really appealed to me personally too! Keep up the awesome work
Apple Podcasts5Pixie💖💖💖
United Kingdoma month ago - Loving it!
I love this so much and you don’t need to listen to every book they talk about if you aren’t interested. I’m excited also for the idea of interviewing authors because it’s so fun to see different people’s book interests.
Apple Podcasts5Digitally Fuzzy
United States2 months ago - A book club I can manage.
I wasn’t a reader up until this year but it’s come to be one of the things enjoy. I found this podcast at right time.
Apple Podcasts5Mammm21!United States2 months ago - Book Club I needed
I have listened to Gwenna and Tori since the beginning of childproof so anyway to get to have more options to listen to them and their banter while learning about books what more could I ask for I love this podcast and these humans !
Apple Podcasts5srhannah111United States2 months ago - Bibliophage
I have found my people. Full stop.
Apple Podcasts5mghfuiuuUnited States2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #177 | United States/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #142 |  Norway/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #190 |  Denmark/Arts/Books |
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What is Bibliophage about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content largely revolves around the hosts' lively discussions about various books and their personal reading experiences. Frequent themes include the exploration of different literary genres, the significance of reading formats, and the emotional depth that stories can provide. The hosts also reflect on their childhood reading memories, the evolution of literature, and important topics such as trauma and diverse representation in literature. Each episode tends to incorporate humor and relatability, often resembling informal conversations among friends passionate about books. This blend of engagement with literature and personal anecdotes likely creates an inviting atmosphere for lovers of books, especially those interested in how differ... more
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Bibliophage launched 4 months ago and published 10 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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