
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 | 234 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsFiction | |||

Nathaniel Philbrick has written a lot of books putting American History into perspective. His latest, The Rush, is about the CA gold rush, which, much to our surprise, was a determining factor in jump starting the Civil War. How was the Gold Rush a r... more
Charlie challenged Kate to get him to consider horror literature. And she did just that. We assembled Stephen Graham Jones, Jennifer McMahon and Victor LaValle to talk about why horror speaks to them and how they
write it so well. It’s an extended an... more
Bonnie Garmus’ follow up to GMA Book Club Pick Lessons in Chemistry, called Peck & Peck, is a wild and funny foray into the world of poetry. Compulsively readable with unforgettable characters, the novel centers around Batter, a poetry editor who end... more
When we visited with Ann Patchett a few months ago, she talked almost non stop about Yiyun Li’s newest, MUSIC AGAINST THE NIGHT, which she called “close the perfect novel”. We went right home and read it and booked Yiyun for her earliest availability... more
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I listen to this podcast occasionally and generally think the digs from daughter to father are good natured, but during this particular episode, Kate was quite mean to her father. Even if she didn’t appreciate the information he discovered when looking into the facts, her harsh words about his choice to do so were unnecessarily cruel. Lay off your father a bit!
A gentle, civil show that not only reviews fascinating books but interviews authors and bookstore owners. The father/daughter relationship is sweet and serves to appeal to all ages. Intelligent, appealing, and fun. So glad i found this show which I have enjoyed for years. Thank you, Charlie and Kate!
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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!
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A witty, human-centered book show that pairs author interviews with profiles of independent bookstores and the broader literary ecosystem. Episodes frequently feature conversations with novelists, editors, and bookstore owners, often weaving craft, storytelling, and publishing insights with practical community-building stories from indie shops. The hosts bring a warm, conversational dynamic that blends literary analysis with personal anecdotes, making it approachable for devoted readers and bookstore communities alike. A standout element is the recurring emphasis on independent bookstores and local literary culture, alongside accessible discussions of character, craft, and contemporary themes in fiction. Potential listeners include book lov... more
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Recent guests on The Book Case include:
1. Stephen Graham Jones
2. Victor LaValle
3. Jennifer McMahon
4. Bonnie Garmus
5. Sarah Underhill
6. Pam French
7. Erica Mance
8. Yiyun Li
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