Life is too short for shit books! The Book Alchemist celebrates the magic of reading and the joy of great storytelling. Our guests are from all walks of life and each one shares the books which have shaped their lives or the ones which they have penned. Some are authors, and well known names, some are people who love reading. They all have a story or two to share about the books they love. And why... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureArtsHobbiesBooks |
Seb McKay is probably Oscar Wilde's biggest fan, he loves reading and words are his life. Seb is a self confessed nerd; he loves Japanese culture, shares the bookshops he loves and how a year of reading dangerously changed the way he reads. more
Donna Ashworth is a Sunday Times bestselling author, poet and lover of words who found fame with her work in her 40s. She originally self-published her work. more
Mike Kernan is an avid reader and has written a few books himself. We discuss his journey to becoming a self-published author of The Fenian and Stopping to Rain, plus the books he loves including the works of John Boyne, and William McIlvanney and we... more
Dr Rhona Morrison is a retired, Scottish forensic psychiatrist, artist, and author of her memoir, ‘I don’t talk to dead bodies: the curious encounters of a forensic psychiatrist’. more
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I was unaware of this podcast, but it was recommended by my sister who attends the book clubs. I had just finished reading Billy Sloans book and she said I should give this a listen. Well worth it. Enjoyable interview with Billy, a good few extras that are not included in his excellent book. I’ll be making my way through the other podcasts! Recommended!
Love catching heathers podcasts,entertaining,funny & really interesting,
Heather’s natural ability to chat about all things book-related with a range of interesting guests makes this podcast an absolute must. Her enthusiasm for reading is contagious.
If you love books and enjoy eavesdropping on fabulous conversations, this podcast is for you. Heather’s enthusiasm, warmth and curiosity ensure every episode is one to remember. Be careful though, your TBR pile is sure to grow.
Great selection of guests. Lovely interview style. Feeds my to read list. A wee spark of joy! Thanks Heather keep up the good work!
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