Simon (Stuck in a Book) and Rachel (Book Snob) debate the difficult decisions of books and reading.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts |
Banned books, Bonnie Garmus and A.J. Pearce – welcome to episode 126! more
Celeb memoirs, Michael Cunningham, Elizabeth Fair – welcome to episode 125! more
Our favourite books from 2023 – or reads, because of course we mostly read ‘backlisted’ titles. Always a fun one to record – this time with the added bonus that we were each going to choose one from the other’s list to read for the next episode. more
Beryl Bainbridge, Celia Dale, critical and charitable reading – welcome to episode 123! more
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This is a charming podcast which reminds us that there was a wealth of reading before paperback charts, Richard and Judy, bloggers and blockbusters. Rachel and Simon have a nice rapport and having found a format that suits them they have stuck to it. They are also fairly uncompromising about their likes and dislikes but this does mean that they can introduce listeners to some wonderful books and authors. I have deducted a star because I can get a little irritated when they can’t remember basic ... more
That laugh is hilarious and so more
The female host was unbelievably judgmental of Virginia Woolf being a classist. She kept bringing it up, at least three times in the little portion that was left actually dedicated to VW. The male host tried to bring it back to the literature without much success, but I’m glad he did. Although no great insight came from either of them. Both seemed impressed by the terrible plagiarizing film The Hours. Also, do we really need to “skip over her questionable morals”?! God almighty. Do you actually ... more
I love this podcast. Simon and Rachel are very knowledgeable and I hearing about ‘forgotten’ novelists, such as Elizabeth Taylor. I like the chattery informal feeling. I’ve recommended it to people who have similar literary tastes as myself, and they’ve also enjoyed it greatly.
A delightful podcast. Listening to the pleasure Simon and Rachel take in books is entertaining and educating. I love the concept of the show—all their debates are excellent conversation starters for book clubs. Thankfully I haven’t heard them diss any of my favorites in the 10 or so episodes I’ve listened to since I just discovered the podcast.
Apple Podcasts | #206 | Australia/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #187 | New Zealand/Arts/Books |
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