
Are you looking for your next book recommendation? This book podcast celebrates debuts, backlist, and under-the-radar book selections. Expand your book stack with these recommendations and look at the book industry behind the scenes with Amy Allen Clark (MomAdvice.com). She shares the microphone with her favorite writers and bookstagrammers to help you have your best reading year ever.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Author Ellery Adams discusses her genre-blending novel Invasive Species, the power of public reviewing, and why honesty and horror make the best book club fodder.
This week on Book Gang, we’re joined by New York Times and USA Today bestselling autho... more
Leigh Radford joins our October Book Club to discuss One Yellow Eye, a haunting novel that explores love, grief, and survival in the aftermath of a pandemic.
This week on Book Gang, we’re joined by Leigh Radford, whose haunting debut One Yellow Eye ... more
Can love survive if only one person remembers? Evann Normandin joins Book Gang to share how The Good Parts explores memory, healing, and the cost of letting go.
What if you could forget your greatest heartache—would you do it? Today we’re joined by ... more
Ashton Lattimore joins us to discuss Runner, her soapy, escapist historical adventure set on Prohibition-era Martha’s Vineyard, where secrets, danger, and ambition collide.
This week on Book Gang, I’m joined by Ashton Lattimore, whose new novel Runn... more
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Such a joy to listen to. Amy is a wonderful interviewer and brings such interesting authors to the podcast.
This podcast is such a joy to listen to each week! Amy’s genuine love for books and authors is evident in her thoughtful interviews. She is such a warm advocate for debut authors and lovely to all of her guests. Enjoyable and informative!
This podcast is an absolute standout. The interviews are consistently thoughtful and deeply informed - and never surface level. Amy asks questions that show she is genuinely curious and creates space for authors to open up about their work. Come for the interviews, but stay for the book selection. This podcast excels at uncovering hidden gems ~ ones I likely would not have found on my own. I love how Amy expands my reading life in unexpected ways. A must listen for anyone who loves books �... more
Okay, let’s begin by saying no one works harder at pulling literally EVERYTHING together than Amy Allen Clark. From recommending books to read alongside a recommendation, to playlists, to news articles and interviews with great authors, this podcast has it all. Amy is sweet and interested without coming across as star crossed by best selling authors, and always gives intelligent and insightful interviews. My favorite podcast and book club by far.
Amy is brilliant, and the show is so great, thorough, and thoughtful!
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A lively literary interview show that spotlights debut authors, backlist titles, and under-the-radar reads, with a strong emphasis on craft, publishing journeys, and thematic deep-dives. Episodes typically center on the author's inspiration, writing process, and the real-world publishing journey, often weaving in book club relevance, reader perks, and behind-the-scenes industry insights. Notable strengths include meticulous preparation, thoughtful question framing, and a warmth that helps guests share candid stories about motherhood, work-life balance, and navigating the publishing world. Listeners are likely book lovers who enjoy deep dives into character, craft, and the publishing ecosystem, as well as aspiring writers seeking practical t... more
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Recent guests on Book Gang include:
1. Leigh Radford
2. Evann Normandin
3. Ashton Lattimore
4. Julie Buntin
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8. Rachel Beanland
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