In today's episode, I want to call attention to an often overlooked result of the current COVID-19 pandemic: a critical shortage of used books. Let's get Bookish.

It's time again for the Sunday Ramble, and in this episode we'll update you on both the launch of the Bookish YouTube channel and a forthcoming Bookish book. We also recommend an excellent Ukrainian novel you must add to your reading list. Let's get Bookish.

Meet the woman who knew all the great writers of the 1920s, helped publish one of the most acclaimed novels ever, and is rightly called the patron saint of booksellers.

It's time for another installment of our not-as-regular-as-it-should-be Author Profile segment. Today's author is one you probably don't know, but definitely should. Let's meet Patrick Modiano.

It's time again for the Sunday Ramble, and this one is more rambling than usual. Let's get Bookish.

Happy 4th of July! In honor of Independence Day, today's episode is about history, specifically reading history. We'll be talking about why you should be reading history (in both nonfiction and fiction), how to do it in a way that broadens your horizons rather than narrowing them, and why it's way more fun than you ever imagined. Let's get Bookish.

It's time for our monthly Throwback Thursday episode, and today we look again at why our independent bookstores matter, maybe more now than ever. As you'll see, ensuring they survive the current health and economic crisis is as important as the survival of any of our local small businesses. Let's get Bookish.

Today's Sunday Ramble is dedicated to Carlos Ruiz Zafon, who passed away last week at 55. It is hard to express the impact he had on me, but I'm going to try. Let's get Bookish.

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. Let's get Bookish.

In today's episode I offer five books about history everyone should read. Some you may recognize, and some you may never have heard of, but all are worth your time. Let's get Bookish.