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Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society.
            
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            The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station
            
              Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast. 
            
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            Douglas Kerr
            
            Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979.
            
            He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since.
            
            A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008.
            
            Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing.
            
            Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost.
            
            
            
            
            
            
        
    


    
        
            
            Vanessa Collingridge
            
            Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North & South America, North Africa and most of Europe.
            
            A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames & Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010).
            
            Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder & host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand).
            
            She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society. ********************************************************************************* The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast. ********************************************************************************* Douglas Kerr Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979. He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since. A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008. Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing. Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost. Vanessa Collingridge Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North & South America, North Africa and most of Europe. A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames & Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010). Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder & host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand). She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society.
            
            *********************************************************************************
            The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station
            
            &nbsp; Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast.&nbsp;
            
            *********************************************************************************
                         
            
            
            
            
            Douglas Kerr
            
            Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979.
            
            He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since.
            
            A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008.
            
            Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing.
            
            Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost.
            
            
            
            
            
            
        
    


    
        
            
            Vanessa Collingridge
            
            Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North &amp; South America, North Africa and most of Europe.
            
            A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames &amp; Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010).
            
            Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder &amp; host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand).
            
            She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

The Big Idea

Classic books. Brought to you by Steve and The English Programme.

What's out in print, just in case you miss the popular weekly feature!

The Literature Corner

Stupid Sexy Romance

Welcome to the official recap show for The Auction by Lovesbitca8. Join Lovesbitca8, RavenMaiden, and SaintDionysus as they troll each other, review, and share some behind the scenes details of the recent update of The Auction.

Austen, Bronte, and Hugo Walk Into a Bar

Bienvenido amante de las letras a este espacio dedicado a la literatura. aquí encontrarás cuentos, poemas y otros relatos de escritores insignes universales,  narrados de una manera original, ambientados cuidadosamente para hacer de tu momento una experiencia tranquila y relajante. Ponte cómodo y prepárate para dejar volar la imaginación.

Bienvenido amante de las letras a este espacio dedicado a la literatura. aquí encontrarás cuentos, poemas y otros relatos de escritores insignes universales, narrados de una manera original, ambientados cuidadosamente para hacer de tu momento una experiencia tranquila y relajante. Ponte cómodo y prepárate para dejar volar la imaginación.

Play And Read

Audio from AWGP books written by Pandit Sriram Sharma Acharya

Vicharkranthi AudioBooks

Two lefty English trans people read books and try to keep them in their empty heads

Radical Butterfly Book Club

Al final el amor si es amor , el que descubre el éntasis del corazón y crea sentimientos impecables.

Ecos de amor utópico

El podcast donde hablamos sobre libros, escritores, literatura y temas afines. Cada episodio, un tema para explorar y varios textos para compartir. ¡Acompáñanos!

Todos los sueños del mundo

“Livroterapia” é um podcast dedicado à leitura de textos de grandes escritores. Aqui você tem acesso ao mundo mágico da literatura. Tenho certeza que você também vai se apaixonar! 
Se quiser, me envie sua sugestão de leitura e me conte o porquê você gosta desse texto.
Contato: anateresaangeli@gmail.com

“Livroterapia” é um podcast dedicado à leitura de textos de grandes escritores. Aqui você tem acesso ao mundo mágico da literatura. Tenho certeza que você também vai se apaixonar! Se quiser, me envie sua sugestão de leitura e me conte o porquê você gosta desse texto. Contato: anateresaangeli@gmail.com

Livroterapia

Der Podcast "Literaturarbeit" richtet sich an Freiberufler*innen aus dem Literaturbetrieb und solche, die es werden wollen: Autor*innen, Lektor*innen, Übersetzer*innen und Literaturveranstalter*innen. Wir sprechen mit erfahrenen Selbstständigen über ihre Arbeit, über Wege in den Betrieb, zum eigenen Buch und in die finanzielle Autonomie.
Der Podcast gehört zu dem Projekt "schreiben &amp; leben" des Berliner Literaturhauses Lettrétage und wird von der Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa sowie dem Europäischen Fonds für regionale Entwicklung (EFRE) gefördert.

Der Podcast "Literaturarbeit" richtet sich an Freiberufler*innen aus dem Literaturbetrieb und solche, die es werden wollen: Autor*innen, Lektor*innen, Übersetzer*innen und Literaturveranstalter*innen. Wir sprechen mit erfahrenen Selbstständigen über ihre Arbeit, über Wege in den Betrieb, zum eigenen Buch und in die finanzielle Autonomie. Der Podcast gehört zu dem Projekt "schreiben & leben" des Berliner Literaturhauses Lettrétage und wird von der Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa sowie dem Europäischen Fonds für regionale Entwicklung (EFRE) gefördert.

Literaturarbeit

Caitlin’s Classwork

De resumo acadêmico a rodas de conversa, resenha se tornou um substantivo com a cara da juventude que opina sobre tudo hoje em dia. Ler, ouvir, resenhar é um convite para bate-papos acerca do que os jovens estão lendo, ouvindo, discutindo por aí, visando a divulgação da leitura literária e formação de redes de promoção do hábito leitor.

Ler, Ouvir, Resenhar

Want to hear what books, tv shows and podcasts we're loving? Of course you do. We're just two millennial Irish women recommending things and taking it personally when you don't like them. We're also reminiscing on the days of our youth and putting the world to rights each episode by giving our thoughts on this week's topical issues. #Throwbacks #AreHashtagsStillCool?Support this show <a target="_blank" rel="payment" href="http://supporter.acast.com/whoyalovinpodcast">http://supporter.acast.com/whoyalovinpodcast</a>.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Want to hear what books, tv shows and podcasts we're loving? Of course you do. We're just two millennial Irish women recommending things and taking it personally when you don't like them. We're also reminiscing on the days of our youth and putting the world to rights each episode by giving our thoughts on this week's topical issues. #Throwbacks #AreHashtagsStillCool? Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/whoyalovinpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Want to hear what books, tv shows and podcasts we're loving? Of course you do. We're just two millennial Irish women recommending things and taking it personally when you don't like them. We're also reminiscing on the days of our youth and putting the world to rights each episode by giving our thoughts on this week's topical issues. #Throwbacks #AreHashtagsStillCool?Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/whoyalovinpodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://supporter.acast.com/whoyalovinpodcast</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Who Ya Lovin?

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Santai Bareng Cusss

A Libri Magazin podcast-csatornája íróportrékkal, könyvajánlókkal és tematikus műsorokkal várja a könyvrajongókat. Kövesse csatornánkat a Spotify-on vagy a Google és az Apple podcast-alkalmazásaiban, és kerüljön képbe a legfrissebb könyves újdonságokkal!

Libri Magazin

No Pergunte ao Mário você pode tirar as suas dúvidas mais freqüentes de português.

No Pergunte ao Mário você pode tirar as suas dúvidas mais freqüentes de português.

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Embark on a journey through the enchanting world of "Pinocchio," where the quest for identity and growth takes center stage. This podcast delves into the timeless themes of transformation, innocence, and the moral lessons that accompany the journey from puppet to real boy. Each episode features a new complete audiobook that captures the essence of adventure, temptation, and the pursuit of honesty. Listeners will encounter tales that explore the challenges of navigating a world filled with choices, emphasizing the importance of love, responsibility, and the consequences of one's actions. This is not a single story, but a series of unique explorations that illuminate the complexities of human experience and the values that shape us. Join us to discover a new book with every episode, and let the magic of storytelling inspire your imagination and understanding of what it means to truly live.

Pinocchio

Hosted by Sam Marvin and Sean Briggs, this podcast covers the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, adaptations of Tolkien's works, and all things nerdy. When not talking about Tolkien, we talk about D&D, Renaissance Faires, cartoons, video games, and more! We started with the following mission: Tolkien's Legendarium and all works within the genre should be accessible by everyone. We approach the material from the seats of an average fan.

Hosted by Sam Marvin and Sean Briggs, this podcast covers the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, adaptations of Tolkien's works, and all things nerdy. When not talking about Tolkien, we talk about D&amp;D, Renaissance Faires, cartoons, video games, and more! We started with the following mission: Tolkien's Legendarium and all works within the genre should be accessible by everyone. We approach the material from the seats of an average fan.

Elves, Rings & Nerdy Things

Love reading but hate making decisions? Hate reading and prefer for two completely unqualified critics to fill you in instead? Just generally stuck in a reading rut? Paradoxically all three? This podcast is for you. Join us in letting the universe decide our literary fates, leading us down paths we’d never choose on our own. It’s a journey to broaden our tastes and horizons and you never know where we might end up. Whether it’s a western,  mystery, romance or sci-fi, the results are sometimes thoughtful, often funny, and always surprising.

Love reading but hate making decisions? Hate reading and prefer for two completely unqualified critics to fill you in instead? Just generally stuck in a reading rut? Paradoxically all three? This podcast is for you. Join us in letting the universe decide our literary fates, leading us down paths we’d never choose on our own. It’s a journey to broaden our tastes and horizons and you never know where we might end up. Whether it’s a western, mystery, romance or sci-fi, the results are sometimes thoughtful, often funny, and always surprising.

The Library Game

அறிந்தவற்றைப் பகிர்வோம்!

அறியாதவற்றைத் தெளிவோம்!

அறிந்தவற்றைப் பகிர்வோம்! அறியாதவற்றைத் தெளிவோம்!

THUYIL! துயில்!

Um podcast sobre as Crônicas Vampirescas da Anne Rice.

Jardim Selvagem

If a poem was a room you could walk into, whose voices might you hear?
Red Room Poetry, Australia's leading organisation for commissioning, creating, publishing and promoting poetry in meaningful ways, grew from a community radio show focused on the voices of Australian poets. Supporting poets for over 20 years, explore selections from our audio archives&nbsp;- including commissioned poems commissioned for the national Poetry Month and beyond.
Tune in to hear from poets, authors, spoken word artists, musicians, playwrights and more. Check out the full poetry month program online at <a href="https://redroompoetry.org/projects/poetry-month/">redroompoetry.org/poetry-month</a>

If a poem was a room you could walk into, whose voices might you hear? Red Room Poetry, Australia's leading organisation for commissioning, creating, publishing and promoting poetry in meaningful ways, grew from a community radio show focused on the voices of Australian poets. Supporting poets for over 20 years, explore selections from our audio archives - including commissioned poems commissioned for the national Poetry Month and beyond. Tune in to hear from poets, authors, spoken word artists, musicians, playwrights and more. Check out the full poetry month program online at redroompoetry.org/poetry-month

If a poem was a room you could walk into, whose voices might you hear?
Red Room Poetry, Australia's leading organisation for commissioning, creating, publishing and promoting poetry in meaningful ways, grew from a community radio show focused on the voices of Australian poets. Supporting poets for over 20 years, explore selections from our audio archives&nbsp;- including commissioned poems commissioned for the national Poetry Month and beyond.
Tune in to hear from poets, authors, spoken word artists, musicians, playwrights and more. Check out the full poetry month program online at <a href="https://redroompoetry.org/projects/poetry-month/" rel="noopener noreferrer">redroompoetry.org/poetry-month</a>

Red Room Poetry

Hello and welcome to the long-winded podcast with Zipp and Cameron. My name is Zoe Bell-Kanapaux (Zipp) and I am a 22 year old author and content creator. My co-host is my wonderful partner, Cameron Kanapaux. In case you don't know by now, we love to talk. Tune in every Wednesday to hear what new topics we have to talk about!

Hello and welcome to the long-winded podcast with Zipp and Cameron. My name is Zoe Bell-Kanapaux (Zipp) and I am a 22 year old author and content creator. My co-host is my wonderful partner, Cameron Kanapaux. In case you don't know by now, we love to talk. Tune in every Wednesday to hear what new topics we have to talk about!

The Long-Winded Pals Podcast

We are an audience participation Sci-Fi franchise that blurs the line between story and reality across film series, comic books, novels, video games, and more.

We are an audience participation Sci-Fi franchise that blurs the line between story and reality across film series, comic books, novels, video games, and more.

The Index Project

Two Writers Walk into a Bar podcast is what we imagine authors having a drink in a bar talking about all things writing and sharing their knowledge of what works and doesn't and the pitfalls of trying to get traditionally published. Come have a drink with us as we vent, discuss, and celebrate ours and others success. There will be critiquing of query letters, interviews with authors, editors, and maybe an agent or two. Pour yourself a drink (cause we know it's needed) and get to know us. We air bi-weekly and give us a follow on social media at Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube. Cheers!

Two Writers Walk into a Bar podcast is what we imagine authors having a drink in a bar talking about all things writing and sharing their knowledge of what works and doesn't and the pitfalls of trying to get traditionally published. Come have a drink with us as we vent, discuss, and celebrate ours and others success. There will be critiquing of query letters, interviews with authors, editors, and maybe an agent or two. Pour yourself a drink (cause we know it's needed) and get to know us. We air bi-weekly and give us a follow on social media at Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube. Cheers!

Two Writers Walk into a Bar

What’s true? What’s not? In each episode Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff present three remarkable stories to each other. Two stories are true, but one is totally made up. Subscribe to the podcast and listen to Michael and George as they try to fool each other into believing absolute nonsense.

The It’s True - or Is it? Podcast

a Community Building Art Works Book Club Podcast

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Historias de Terror con Ophelia

Annabelle Hegarty had the opportunity to interview the New York Times Bestselling author of "We Were The Lucky Ones", Georgia Hunter. Listen in to hear Georgia talk about how she discovered her family's Holocaust story of love and perseverance. Georgia also touches on the upcoming Hulu limited series adaptation of the book. Tune in to hear a great conversation.

KMIH Mercer Island Interview With Georgia Hunter

El bosque de Black-wood

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Podcast quotidien de dialogue critique autour de livres qui font débat — essais, romans, biographies. Chaque épisode propose, en 15 minutes, une analyse structurée des idées centrales d’un ouvrage, de leur logique interne et de leurs implications, sans résumé scolaire ni complaisance. Parce qu’un livre mérite mieux qu’un avis en 280 caractères.

Quintessence Podcast

En sevilen kitapların sesli ve film tadında videolu özetlerini sunuyorum.

Kitap Özetist

Buku "Kerinduan Segala Zaman" yang ditulis oleh Ellen G. White adalah buku Roh Nubuat yang dijadualkan untuk dibaca oleh para anggota gereja Seventh-day Adventist diseluruh dunia pada tahun 2026. Tajuk asal buku ini di dalam Bahasa Inggeris adalah "Desire of Ages."

Buku "Kerinduan Segala Zaman" yang ditulis oleh Ellen G. White adalah buku Roh Nubuat yang dijadualkan untuk dibaca oleh para anggota gereja Seventh-day Adventist diseluruh dunia pada tahun 2026. Tajuk asal buku ini di dalam Bahasa Inggeris adalah "Desire of Ages."

Kerinduan Segala Zaman

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Dive into the enchanting world of E.T.A. Hoffmann, a master of fantasy and horror whose work captivated the 19th century. Born Ernst Theodor Wilhelm Hoffmann, this German Romantic author was also a jurist, composer, music critic, draftsman, and caricaturist. Hoffmanns imaginative tales, including the beloved novelette The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, inspired timeless works like the ballet The Nutcracker and influenced many artists, including Schumann. His story Master Flea, published in 1822, exemplifies his unique blend of whimsy and darkness, inviting readers to explore the depths of his creative genius. (Introduction by Wikipedia)

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