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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 1646 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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An underdog story both onscreen and in real life, COYOTE VS. ACME is a hybrid animation/live-action movie in the vein of WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? or SPACE JAM. Its premise is simple and elegant: what if Looney Tunes' Wile E. Coyote sued the Acme corp... more
One of the most influential albums in the history of industrial rock music, The Land of Rape and Honey was the third album from Ministry. Warner subsidiary Sire Records may have thought they were getting the Chicago version of English electropop star... more
The BTTM crew are hosting a screening of GILLIAN ARMSTRONG's film MY BRILLIANT CAREER (1979) for American Cinematheque's Friend of the Fest 2026 on Saturday, August 22, at 10:15pm.
In anticipation of that screening, we invited Allison Smith of Smith... more
Best known for their catchy MTV breakthrough hit, "Punk Rock Girl," the Philly-based band The Dead Milkmen had a better sense of humor than a lot of their '80s hardcore punk brethren, but it didn't mean their music was a joke. Author Tyler Sonnichsen... 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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A thoughtful, literature-forward series that centers author interviews, bookselling perspectives, and cross-media discussions around books-to-film adaptations, comics, music histories, and cultural phenomena. Episodes frequently feature authors, editors, and industry insiders discussing research methods, publishing decisions, and how specific works shaped broader scenes—from indie rock and punk ephemera to graphic novels and classic film recontextualizations. Notable throughlines include deep archival storytelling, the craft of building worlds in memoirs and fiction, and a consistent emphasis on accessible publishing for a wide readership. A standout quality is the show's blend of scholarly insight, behind-the-scenes publishing lore, and li... more
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Recent guests on Skylight Books Podcast Series include:
1. Jason Pettigrew
2. Allison Smith
3. Tyler Sonnichsen
4. Mark Wilkerson
5. Fran Hoepfner
6. Val Lesser
7. Jim Rugg
8. George Grella, Jr.
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