Book Club: the Grief, Wildness and Hope of 'Migrations' by Charlotte McConaghy
How far would you go to find hope in a desolate world? Are we all just wild at heart? How can we accept and be loved for who we truly are? These are just some of the questions that arise as you journe...
23 Jun 18min
Why the Collapse of Everything is Our Greatest Chance for Love and Relief, with Sarah Wilson
What if the collapse of everything we know isn't a catastrophe to fear, but an opportunity for our fullest humanity? This is the idea explored by multi-New York Times and Amazon bestselling author and...
16 Jun 45min
Why Naomi Ishiguro Chooses Cozy Fantasy
Naomi may be the daughter of Nobel Prize winning writer Kazuo Ishiguro, but for her own writing, she is carving a very different and distinctly unique path - particularly in her new book The Rainshado...
10 Jun 32min
Books I've Read.... Ranked By Spice 🌶️
Luke is putting his spice tolerance to the test by ranking nine of the most romantic books he's read by how hot the action really gets. From the safe and tender pages of mainstream rom-coms to the com...
2 Jun 15min
Matt Haig: Writing What You Need to Hear
If you wanted proof of the life-changing power of writing, you need look no further than Matt Haig. It hasn't just helped his countless readers, but first and foremost, it helped him too. In this chat...
26 Mai 38min
Book Club: The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
We've got mail - and opinions. Luke pens his reply to Virginia Evans modern epistolary masterpiece and smash lit-hit of 2026 'The Correspondent', including why a book composed entirely of corresponden...
19 Mai 19min
Crafting the Chaos of Dungeon Crawler Carl - with author Matt Dinniman and audiobook narrator/producer Jeff Hays
It's hilarious, it's heart-wrenching, it's hectic. It's one of the most addictive series in modern fiction. And it's one awesome audiobook experience. It's Dungeon Crawler Carl - and in this episode, ...
12 Mai 26min
