It's a scary and uncertain time for all of us as the Coronavirus pandemic unfolds. It's especially difficult for independent bookstores, which face razor-thin margins in the best of times. In this brief episode I share some thoughts on how you can help them weather the storm.

Have you ever had a book you just literally could not put down? In today's episode we look at this rare phenomenon. Let's get Bookish.

It's time again for our monthly Throwback Thursday episode, and today we take a look at an interesting question: why writers write. You may know some of the reasons, and some may surprise you. I'll also give you a few of the reasons that I write. Let's get Bookish.

Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, which makes it the perfect time for some book recommendations (10 of them) specifically for this particular season. Let's get Bookish.

Hard as it is to believe, it was one year ago today that the first episode of the Bookish podcast went live. To celebrate our first birthday, we'll be taking a look back, as well as a look forward. Let's get Bookish.

Throwback Thursday is now a monthly segment, and today's dive into the archives looks at a topic near and dear to my heart: used bookstores. In a word, they're awesome. I love them, and you should too. Let's get Bookish.

In today's episode we look at a largely unknown member of the book world, the bookscout, and why you need to become one. Let's get Bookish.

In place of the usual Sunday Ramble, today's episode is an encouragement to read the books that Helene Hanff read in the classic "84, Charing Cross Road." Let's get Bookish.

Today's epsiode is a quick look at what I consider the Top Five fictional booksellers ever. Thanks to my friend Brian (and Lithub.com) for the inspiration. Let's get Bookish.

If you have listened to this podcast for any length of time, you know I love Ernest Hemingway. So to start 2020 off right, here are five cool facts about the amazing Hemingway. Let's get Bookish.