It's time again for our monthly Throwback Thursday episode. In today's edition we're focusing on books about books. If you're a book lover, you won't want to miss it.

Have you always dreamed of writing a novel but just didn't know where to start? In today's episode we're going to point you in the right direction. We're talking about Camp NaNoWriMo, an offshoot of the phenomenon that is National Novel Writing Month.

In today's episode, we take a look back at one of the giants of American crime fiction: Robert B. Parker, author of the Spenser series. Let's get Bookish.

In today's episode we explode the myth of writer's block. You're not blocked, dear listener. Come hear why.

It's time again for Short Story Saturday, and today's short story has something for you sports fans going through withdrawals after the suspension of all sporting events due to COVID-19. Stay safe, stay healthy, and let's get Bookish.

It may not seem obvious in the midst of a global health crisis, but our independent bookstores matter, maybe more now than ever. And ensuring they survive the current crisis is as important as the survival of any of our local small businesses. In today's episode we look at why. Let's get Bookish.

Today marks a milestone for this podcast: this is our 100th episode. Only 2% of the 800,000 podcasts out there ever reach episode 100, so it's pretty exciting. Thanks for coming along on the journey. Let's get Bookish.

After a long hiatus, the Sunday Ramble is back. Join us for some random literary topics and a book recommendation at the end. Let's get Bookish.

With so many of us staying inside during this difficult and uncertain time, I will be putting out more content in the hope of taking your minds off things, if only for a little while. To that end, Short Story Saturday is making a return, at least temporarily. Our first story is "The Midway." Let's get Bookish.

In today's episode we look at books that lead to other books, as well as some pairings of fiction and non-fiction books you should read side by side.