Semi Bookish recognizes Black History Month by discussing the importance of African-American literature, and along the way celebrate a collection of titles, authors, and even a few audiobook narrators. Opinions and objectivity collide, but one truth remains, and that is "ALL Black Stories Matter."

The Semi Bookish crew defines the romance genre, how it crosses over into other genres, and why geese everywhere should fear Fabio. 

What better to ring in the new year than with a discussion of firsts, specifically the first within a new series. Amidst a handful of technical difficulties (we blame 2020), the Semi Bookish crew dishes on and recommends firsts.

This episode the Semi Bookish crew delves into the dirty world of Fanfiction. Together we argue whether fanfiction is right or wrong. We even briefly discuss the history of fanfiction, and mention examples of fanfiction gone right (and some examples gone horribly wrong).

Shout out to Kevin McCleod for his arrangement of Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag for our opening and ending theme. 

Books that give your heart a hug, inspired by the impending Holiday season as well as our personal pursuits to remain happy in the face of a year gone just a little bit off track. Mentioned items include "A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, "Red, White, and Royal Blue," by Casey McQuiston, and so much more.

Shout out to Kevin McCleod for his arrangement of Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag for our opening and ending theme. 

It's game day for the Semi Bookish crew. Our game of choice? Snog, Marry, Avada Kedavra! SMAK as we like to call it is a nerdy adaptation of the popular game in which players must choose between three entities and decide who they'd Snog, Marry, or upon whom they'd cast the must unforgivable of curses.

The Semi Bookish gang talks the Barbra Streisand Effect, how that relates to book challenges, and why banning books is awful.

For a Library Card Sign-up Month episode, listen in as we (sans Grant a.k.a. "The Ish") wax verbose on our Love for Libraries. Along the way learn whether or not one of us lives in the basement, Jen's thoughts on giving birth within the library, and the library's healing influence over Andy and Anthony.

Settle in with Adrian District Library's Semi Bookish crew as they discuss works of fiction that lived (or didn't live) up the hype train, whether it be a broader or more personal train. Did The Watchmen live up to Grant's expectations? What did Anthony think of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring? So many books, so little time!

In the first-ever Semi Bookish podcast, join Adrian District Library's Semi Bookish crew as they nerd out and discuss Stephanie Meyer's "Midnight Sun," the long-awaited reimagining of her first vampiric fiction novel, "Twilight." With views ranging from erudite to purely emotional, we'll talk, bicker, and astral project our souls. You'll learn why we call ourselves Semi Bookish.