
A podcast for book lovers by book lovers. So Many Books brings listeners inside the world of books through intimate author conversations, industry insights, and thoughtful discussions about the stories that shape our lives. Produced by Politics and Prose Bookstore in Washington, DC.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Welcome to the eighth episode of So Many Books. Nicole sat down with Paige Lewis to discuss their debut novel "Canon", and how writers shape the universe of their stories.
Plus, Joyce scholar, Chris Griffin, explains the meaning behind Bloomsday and... more
Anton and Nicole run down this month's must read new titles. Plus, Rob and Amber return to interview Madeline Bell, author of their favorite recent romance book- The Austen Affair.
Shop these titles and more here:
politics-prose.com/list/so... more
In this bonus episode, we're flashing back to our first episode conversation between Amber and Rob about their thoughts on the Romance genre.
Next month, Rob and Amber will return to interview a very special guest. Stay Tuned!
Music: "Balkan Jingle... more
On the latest episode of So Many Books, Douglas Stuart discusses his latest novel "John of John." He also explains how his background in textiles and weaving informs his writing process.
Plus, Yann Martel considers the Iliad and the myths behind th... more
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Great new podcast. I especially loved the Feb books rundown and the romance book club. Please have Amber and Rob back every episode! That was one of the most delightful half hours of recent memory!!
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A show built around deep-dalls-with-authors and thoughtful discussions about books, poetry, and publishing. Hosts from Politics and Prose create lively, accessible conversations that mix literary criticism, writing craft, and bookstore culture, with frequent shifts between author interviews, genre explorations (notably romance and contemporary fiction), and practical industry insights. Noteworthy is the emphasis on independent bookstore perspectives, ongoing dialogue about publishing trends, and a welcoming, reader-focused vibe that makes the episodes approachable for both serious literary fans and casual book lovers. Suitable for listeners who want thoughtful book talk, behind-the-scenes bookstore viewpoints, and a steady stream of author ... more
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