Today is World Book Day, and in today's episode we take a look back at an earlier discussion we had about books in translation. Books in translation can expand our worldview while entertaining us at the same time. And be warned, this episode comes with a challenge. Let's get Bookish.

This is National Library Week in the United States, and though most libraries are still closed as we weather the storm of the coronavirus, let's never forget just how important they are.

Today's Short Story Saturday episode will be of particular interest to those of you who lend books to people and never have them returned, as well as to those who are incorrigible borrowers. Let's get Bookish.

In today's bonus Throwback Thursday episode, we talk about a sometimes controversial subject: fan fiction. Is fan fiction literary? Does it belong in the literary conversation? In a nutshell: Is it Bookish? Let's find out.

Today's episode is a crossover from my Angry Typewriter podcast. I talk a little about writing exercises, and the pros and cons of using them. I also give you a writing prompt that I think you'll really enjoy. The link to that podcast is anchor.fm/angrytypewriter. Let's get Bookish.

In today's episode I break with tradition to offer you my personal Top 10 Books list. Feel free to argue in the comments/voice message section. Let's get Bookish.

It's time again for Short Story Saturday.

On today's episode we take a look at how indie authors can get their books into bookstores using consignment programs. It's something you may never have even heard of, but the benefits to authors, local bookstores, and readers as well may surprise you.

In today's episode we're talking about the current state of indie bookstores in the midst of the coronavirus lockdown, as well as some other bookish stuff. Let's get Bookish.

It's time again for Short Story Saturday. I hope everyone is staying well, staying inside, and staying Bookish.