Find your next summer read
Some favorite authors offer their suggestions for summer reading, plus host Rachel Barenbaum has some books by New England authors to recommend.
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New Hampshire Public Radio
Sounds Of Brass
Sounds Of Brass
1001 Radio Crime Solvers
Host Jon Hagadorn. All stories in public domain.
Stay Up All Night: Diverse, dark-humored, and deliciously bite-sized short stories
JT Lawrence
1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales
Jon Hagadorn
The Bookshelf Chronicles
AC Wilson
Always Almost There
Storm Sound
Suspense - Old Time Radio Thriller
theaterofthemind-otr.com
CUENTOS DE LA CASA DE LA BRUJA
Corman
Onironautas Podcast
Sére Skuld y Noviembre Nocturno
e-girl hyperborea
the master
Mindfulness Meditation Podcast
Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art
Mythgard's Exploring The Lord of the Rings
Mythgard Institute
2 Broke Twimbos
Phil Chard & Danny that Guy
Wireframe by Design Systems House
designsyshouse
THEMOVE
Lance Armstrong
Read-a-long story time with Mommy
Aimee McGee
The Smark Avengers
The Smark Avengers
A Teaspoon of Healing Radio Show
Dawn DiMare
Lovecraft eZine: A Friendly Horror Podcast
Mike Davis
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Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast
CJAD 800
ClancyPasta | Internet Horror Stories
ClancyPasta
TheWanderingPaddy
TheWanderingPaddy James Mooney
Deep Dive Film School
Adam Palcher and Adam Sherlock
Trek 365
Izaak Brown
Mana pro tento den
Scripture Union ČR
Book Club After Dark
Danni and Michelle
UlyssesIn80-Reading James Joyce Masterpiece in 80 Days
mark sanford gross
Livres audio
engle
Les Grands Classiques de la Littérature – Livre Audio Complet
Engle
Hot Mess
Alix Earle
The Third Story with Leo Sidran
Leo Sidran
Wild West Tales - Old Time Radio Westerns
theaterofthemind-otr.com
Literary Nomads
Steve Chisnell
Podcasts | Waywords Studio
Steve Chisnell
Waywords Studio Full Slate
Steve Chisnell
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New Hampshire Public Radio
The Book Biz: Novelist Katherine Center reflects
The Book Biz segment is where we look at the forces shaping what gets written, published and read. We talk to Katherine Center, a veteran romance author about how the industry has changed in the last 20 years, her new n...
Check This Out: Yu-Mei Balasingamchow & 'Names Have Been Changed' plus the Book Biz with Katherine Center
This debut novel is about an itinerant Singaporean ex-con hiding from her past in different countries. And on our Book Biz segment, author Katherine Center reflects on her 20-year publishing career.
The Book Biz: How audiobooks are changing publishing
We discuss the rise of audio books and how they are driving books sales and creating fandoms with bookseller Rachel Kanter.
Portia Elan & 'Homebound' plus the boom in audiobooks on the Book Biz
The debut novel "Homebound'" features four lives entangled across time by a computer game, saved to a floppy disk in the 1980s. And on our Book Biz segment, how audiobooks are changing publishing.
The Book Biz: Ron Charles & the future of literary criticism
A discussion with book critic Ron Charles about the changing landscape for book reviews and literary criticism.
Bar Fridman-Tell & 'Honeysuckle' plus book critic Ron Charles
An unsettling debut novel blending romance, horror, and fairy tale elements, with nods to Frankenstein, plus, in our Book Biz segment, the future of literary criticism.
The Book Biz: Why romance rules publishing
Where we look at the forces shaping what gets written, published, and read, featuring author and podcaster Sarah MacLean on why romance has become the engine of modern publishing.
H.M. Wolfe & 'Daggermouth' and why romance rules publishing
A viral dystopian romance set in a corrupt surveillance state, following a mercenary who botches the assassination of the president’s son. And on the Book Biz segment, the romance genre as the engine of publishing.
Susan Donovan Bernhard & 'Westerly'
A sweeping family saga that traces the intertwined lives of three generations of women, moving from war-torn Germany and Ireland to coastal Maine.
Tolani Akinola & 'Leave Your Mess at Home' plus the Book Biz
In this debut novel, we meet a Nigerian-American family set on a crash course towards each other. And on our Book Biz segment, the role of agents in publishing today.
Stacia Stark & 'We Who Will Die'
In this romantasy set in a Roman-inspired world ruled by vampires, a young woman faces a deadly competition where survival depends on mastering forbidden powers.
Check This Out: Daniyal Mueenuddin & 'This Is Where the Serpent Lives' plus the Book Biz
Through intertwining narratives, the novel follows a cast of characters in Pakistan, taking us from the chaotic cities to lawless feudal countryside. And in the Book Biz segment, how A.I. is affecting publishing.
Judy Batalion & 'The Last Woman of Warsaw' plus digital-first publishing
This historical novel takes us to Poland in the late 1930s, where two young Jewish women must work together to find a missing teacher while storm clouds gather around them. Plus the Book Biz on digital-first publishing.
Rebecca Lehmann & 'The Beheading Game'
We all know what happened to Henry VIII’s second wife, Anne Boleyn, but what if she woke up the day after her execution and took it upon herself to seek justice?
Check This Out: Clare Oshetsky & 'Evil Genius' and the debut of The Book Biz
A darkly comedic noir novel set in 1974 San Francisco following a young woman as she becomes obsessed with murder and desire after a co-worker's death, leading her to challenge her controlling husband.
Karan Mahajan and 'The Complex'
“The Complex” moves between the U.S. and modern India to follow the illicit liaisons, political ambitions, and betrayals of a prominent Delhi family, unraveling in the shadow of a nation's transformation.
Holiday Recommendations for winter reading
Join us for recommendations from literary fiction to romance; new favorites that flew under the radar but are worth seeking out.
Janet Rich Edwards & 'Canticle'
A debut novel set in 13th century Bruges, a young woman’s exploration of faith, agency and love, with surprising resonance for today.
Eliana Ramage & 'To the Moon and Back'
We follow one young woman's obsessive quest to become the first Cherokee astronaut in this debut novel about family, ambition and belonging.