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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1645 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Calling all Dornstars! You're going to love this loose and lively chat about Anna Dorn's new novel, American Spirits. It's the story of a superfan who becomes the assistant of her favorite pop star as a stepping stone for her own twisted ambition. Bo... more
JEOPARDY! champion Buzzy Cohen returns to Better Than the Movie for a third short-story-to-film adaptation discussion. This time it's the tragicomic showbiz/political tale A FACE IN THE CROWD (1957), written by Budd Schulberg and directed by Elia Kaz... more
Novelist Hannah Lillith Assadi makes her podcast debut to discuss her new book, Paradiso 17, about a Palestinian man's restless lifelong search for home. Writer and bookseller Sina Grace talks with Assadi, who is a longtime friend, about the process ... more
This year is the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's beloved cult classic film Labyrinth, and author Jes Battis is on the podcast to discuss their new book on the film: It's Only Forever: Labyrinth (available April 7, 2026). Starring Jennifer Connelly, ... more
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I really enjoy hearing about books straight from the source! Plus the whole series about books to movies and the pluses/minuses of film adapation is deeply on point. Love, love, love.
It’s refreshing to hear booksellers have a thoughtful debate on the merits of film adaptation. These guys are movie-lovers for sure, but obviously appreciate the printed word.
One question, eight ‘like’s’. How many in the whole podcast? Invest in an editing program if you can’t speak without this annoying verbal tic.
Lance is a great host!
Just like the store…. I lived in LA for years and I miss the store. These podcasts remind me of nights under the tree at Skylight. Keep it going.
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The show centers on books, film adaptations, and author-focused discussions hosted by booksellers and literary hosts. Episodes frequently pair a guest with the hosts to explore how popular books are translated to the screen, the cultural implications of adaptations, and the creative processes behind novels, graphic novels, and related media. Highlights include in-depth conversations with filmmakers, authors, and critics about adaptation choices, representation, and the intersection of literature with popular culture. The format blends critical analysis with accessible storytelling, often featuring behind-the-scenes anecdotes and practical plugs for bookstores and events, which can be particularly appealing to readers, film fans, and industr... more
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Recent guests on Skylight Books Podcast Series include:
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2. Jes Battis
3. Wes Locher
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