30/06/2024
We broke 30,000 listens!
We're very grateful!
More terrific material on the way.
Interviews with some of the greatest living authors (and some, sadly deceased).
We broke 30,000 listens!
We're very grateful!
More terrific material on the way.
Tim had a mind-blowing conversation with Marcus Chown about his book A Crack In Everything about Black Holes, which are neither black, nor holes! It's a fascinating conversation and we'll publish it on BooksPodcast.com very soon - Watch this space.
We had a great time talking with Scalett Thomas about her amazing book The Sleepwalkers. She was charming and super smart. We had fun.
Have a listen to the interview on bookspodcast.com or subscribe to bookspodcast on your favourite podcast player.
We had an excellent time talking with Adrian MacKinder about his new book Death And The Victorians. The interview is up now on BooksPodcast.com
Spotted in pride of place in a bookshop in King's Cross.
Listen to our fascinating interview with Mike Jay on bookspodcast.com.
BooksPodcast Live! at the Dublin Castle in Camden with the entertaining and clearly brilliant Dr Alwyn W Turner, talking about his new book Little Englanders - Britain in the Edwardian Era.
To hear it, go to bookspodcast.com or your favourite podcast player and search for Bookspodcast
Remember that BooksPodcast goes live on Tuesday.
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Dr Turner's book is getting rave reviews from some of the brightest minds in journalism, including a double-page spread in the Times from Dominic Sandbrook!
Come and hear him interviewed by Tim Haigh on Tuesday at the Dublin Castle pub in Camden. Doors at 6. https://LittleEnglanders.eventbrite.com
See you there?
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We interviewed Howard Jacobson about his new book What Will Survive of Us. The interview will go up soon on bookspodcast.com
Watch that (and this) space.
We're at it again! Live at the Dublin Castle pub in Camden, in front of a live audience, including you?
Doors at 6, show at 7:30.
Interviewing Dr Alwyn Turner, cultural historian and all-round genius. He's funny, too.
Got your tickets here
Join us for an epic BooksPodcast Live! event at The Dublin Castle pub in Camden, where bookworms unite for a night of literary awesomeness!
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE SCANDAL
We interviewed the journalist who broke and pursued the Post Office scandal story, Nick Walace.
It's a good interview and sets out the facts in a clear and appalling way.
Worth a listen.
Nick Wallis – Bath Publishing – £25 It is the biggest miscarriage of justice in British legal history. Hundreds of innocent people prosecuted, ruined, often imprisoned – their lives destroyed. And hundreds more dismissed from their jobs and their livelihoods, obliged to pay thousands and even...
Well that's a nice round number (-ish).
Especially satisfying, considering that a decent proportion of early episodes have fewer than 10 listens!
Sound on.
Dr Thomas Halliday gave us a much needed lesson in perspective in his interview about his book Otherlands on BooksPodcast.com.
Enjoy and subscribe.
We had a great time at 21Soho as guests of Walthamstow Rock N Roll Book Club, talking to Philip Norman about his biography "George Harrison - The Reluctant Beatle". The recording will go up as the next episode on bookspodcast.com very soon.
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This Tuesday. Doors at 6.
See you there?
GEORGE HARRISON - THE RELUCTANT BEATLE book launch event - PHILIP NORMAN in conversation with BooksPodcast host TIM HAIGH
We had a great time talking with Dr Sarah Ogilvie, former editor of the Oxford English Dictionary and now Senior Research Fellow in Oxford University about her new book "The Dictionary People: the unsung heroes who created the Oxford English Dictionary" for BooksPodcast.com
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Louise Willder is queen of Books Blurbage and she writes smartly and entertainingly about it. She's also a lovely interviewee on BooksPodcast.com
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Splendid time talking with Mike Jay about his book The Psychonauts. The interview is fascinating and it's on BooksPodcast.com.
Listen and enjoy.
Rather a thrilling day today interviewing legendary movie director Neil Jordan about his excellent new novel The Well Of St Nobody. We'll be posting the interview on Sunday as usual.
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Along with many other terrific interviews. Subscribe in your favourite podcast player.
Looking forward to interviewing Neil Jordan, next week, about his new book The Well Oscar Saint Nobody for https://bookspodcast.com
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Looking forward to interviewing Neil Jordan, next week, about his new book The Well Oscar Saint Nobody for https://bookspodcast.com
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It was the Age of Thatcher, and beyond the playgrounds of the red-braces wide boys and the Sloane Square privileged, it was grim. Unemployment was a weapon in the class war. The Yorkshire Ripper ran riot. Bitter industrial disputes divided communities, while the police was brutally remade into a nat...
Looking forward to interviewing film director and novelist Neil Jordan about his new book The Well Of Saint Nobody.
You'll know Neil from his wonderful books and from directing The Crying Game, Mona Lisa and many more.
The interview will be going up on bookspodcast.com soon.
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Tim interviewed Cathi Unsworth about her book Season Of The Witch for BooksPodcast.com in her delightful garden.
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