
Are you stuck in a reading rut? The Book Case makes the case for books outside of your usual genre. Wander the aisles of your local bookstore with Kate and Charlie Gibson and meet fascinating characters who will open your appetite to new categories while deepening your hunger for books. This weekly series will journey cover to cover through the literary world, featuring interviews with best-sellin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Martha Raddatz is a war correspondent, one of the biggest household names in front line reporting. Her newest book, The Hero Next Door tells the story of the service men, women and the caregivers who bring honor to the uniform. From celebrations to h... more
Ann Patchett has written a new novel, and if you are a listener to this show, you know we are both huge fans of her work. Her newest, Whistler, is beautiful book about grace, kindness, the relationships we canât let go and what we learn of ourselves ... more
Jesmyn Ward is arguably one of the most important writers of our generation.  She has won two National Book Awards before fifty (first woman to do that and first Black woman to do that). And in this, her new essay book, ON WITNESS AND RESPAIR, she wr... more
It has been quite a few months since we checked in with J. Ryan Stradal, our writer in residence. He is in his editing stage, making sure that the latest draft he delivers is the best he can do. AND, he has a title-NEXT WEEK WHEN THINGS CALM DOWN (we... more
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I read a book by Rick Riordan and I love the part when echo echos the words they say and it is soooooo funny. This podcast is great!
I am so glad I came upon this podcast. Great content, and the hosts have a very charming father-daughter dynamic. Highly recommend!
The episode of the Librarians was the first podcast that made me cry. Librarians are truly unsung heroes, and to listen to the verbal and online abuse she has encountered was heartbreaking. Keep up the great work - you are truly making a difference in the lives of all of us - especially children. It is of the utmost importance to protect our first amendment rights, and you are leading the charge - thank you!
Perhaps consider interviewing the people who are often the first to awaken the love of reading: English teachers. Middle school. High School. Lots of undersung heroes out there.
Also-would suggest Katie be kinder and less insulting to her father. Our parents are only with us so long. The near constant mean teasing is tiresome.
Kate and Charlie consistently recommend present titles and authors worth reading. Their interviews are like warm, thoughtful conversations with trusted friends. I look forward to listening every Thursday. Richard Osman and Virginia Evans are my new favorite authors. Thank you, Kate and Charlie đâď¸
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This show centers books, authors, and independent bookstores, with conversations that mix deep literary analysis, craft discussion, and practical insights for readers. Guests range from novelists and essayists to bookstore owners, often exploring how books travel from page to store shelves and into readers' hands. A notable pattern is warm, thoughtful dialogue that blends craft, publishing, and community impact, sometimes featuring family-friendly themes and classics alongside new releases. A standout aspect is the recurring emphasis on independent booksellers and the broader ecosystem around reading, which can be especially appealing to listeners who want book recommendations, publishing context, and behind-the-scenes looks at author-edito... more
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Recent guests on The Book Case include:
1. Ann Patchett
2. Jesmyn Ward
3. Miley Smucker
4. Sean Smucker
5. Laurie Frankel
6. Caroline Bicks
7. Kao Kalia Yang
8. Jason Reynolds
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