
The Bibliofilles began, as all great modern love stories do, on Facebook during Lockdown. Sophie asked for a recommendation. Chaya prescribed The Song of Achilles. A DM became a dialogue; a dialogue became @thebibiliofilles; and now, finally, a podcast. Chaya is a barrister, Sophie a former editor. We read across all genres and trends, from classics and non fiction, to contemporary fiction, romant... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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When does wellness become a problem? This week on The Bibliofilles, we're diving into one of the most urgent cultural conversations of the moment looks maxing and optimisation culture and exploring it through the lens of literature.
From viral influ... more
Chaya sits down with the author of the moment New York Times, Sunday Times, Australian and New Zealand bestseller Sarah A. Parker for the most emotional, raw and revelatory interview The Bibliofilles has ever recorded.
We're diving into When the Moo... more
Off Campus has become one of the biggest TV sensations of 2026, taking over streaming charts, BookTok and social media feeds around the world.
In this episode we discuss the hit adaptation of Elle Kennedy's bestselling romance series and why audienc... more
Maggie O'Farrell joins The Bibliofilles to discuss her extraordinary new novel, Land.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Maggie explores the Irish history, mythology and landscape that inspired the book, the lasting legacy of the Great Hunger, and w... more
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I’m so grateful to have found this weighty but lighthearted show. Thank you for validating all my “am I being gaslit by this book’s popularity?” while also pushing me beyond my comfort zone. Keep it up!
Funny, witty, insightful, and an absolute delight for readers.
My TBR has grown so much since I started listening. Thank you Sophie and Chaya :)
Enthusiasm, knowledge, insightful analysis & great book recommendations!
I discovered you on instagram and was then delighted to see you have a podcast and YouTube (or rather, ‘book tube’) channel. Watched the first one and three book purchases later, I am hooked! The passion you have for books is infectious, and I love the dynamic between you! (I have also joined your bookclub over on Substack - I too never fit into bookclubs but I have a feeling I’m going to love this one). Please keep the fantastic episodes coming! - Eleni
I absolutely LOVE your podcast. To the extent I almost don’t want to listen because l want to know I have it there to listen to 🤣Similar to how I feel about a 5 ⭐️book that I don’t want to end. Thank you and please keep going 📚🥰
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A lively, book-centric show hosted by two women who discuss a wide range of fiction and non-fiction with warmth, curiosity, and critical insight. Episodes often blend literary analysis with personal favorites, author interviews, and reader culture, covering classics, contemporary titles, and viral sensations. Notable strengths include thoughtful debates on themes like consent, censorship, and representation, plus a playful, approachable vibe that invites both casual readers and dedicated book clubs to engage. The hosts frequently incorporate book club dynamics, scholarly angles, and real-world contexts (adaptations, publishing trends, and media coverage), making it a strong pick for listeners who want lively conversations, strong book recom... more
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