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
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I am really enjoying this podcast and having the opportunity to listen to authors I admire and being introduced to new authors I’m eager to read. I hope that Louise Penny will be a guest soon! Her Armand Gamache series is so well written and her characters have become beloved by her legion of fans. I have learned so much about Quebecs history and have been moved by her lyrical writing. Please invite her to be your guest. She will not disappoint!
This is a fabulous podcast Thoughtful, intelligent discussion and questions with the authors. I have found so many new books and authors. It has been refreshing to hear Charlie Gibson again as he has been missed since retiring from GMA. It is wonderful hearing him with his daughter on this podcast. I especially love the horror series. Please do not conclude the horror series. Do not underestimate the genre. Perhaps Joe Hill would consider being a guest???
This is my new favorite podcast. What a wonderful duo! I love all the different authors and booksellers from so many different genres. I’ve found new authors, learned something about books, and have thoroughly enjoyed listening!
I really enjoy this podcast! The interviews are wonderful and have helped me learn about so many new authors! My TBR list has expanded exponentially and I love it - thank you!!
Today’s podcast is lovely. The experiential education - that comes toward the end of the show - examples what your wonderful guest described as the way “the titans” wrote. Beautiful! Thank you
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