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[close] Books and Booze episode for Jurassic Park.

[close] Books and Booze episode for Sorcery of Thorns.

[close] Why does the romance genre and those who love it always cause so much controversy? It feels like, every other week, romance and those who love it are being shitted on either on Book Twitter or here on Booktube. Well, we're here to break it down. Let's discuss!

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[close] Season 12 Premiere! Panel: Larry, Jesi, Ari, Josh Discussion Starter: Larry Category: Book/Novel

[close] Panel: Ari, Jesi, Tori, Josh Discussion Starter: Tori Category: Book/Novel

[close] Josh completes a buddy read with his friend and fellow Booktuber, Gretchen from Betwixt the Books, and they talk about their thoughts on the James Monroe biography that they read.

[close] Ari talks about his favorite R.L. Stine book and how he believes it served as a peak to R.L. Stine's writing

[close] Produced by Halton Hills Library, Ontario, Judith Allen Shone discusses caregiving with Danielle Arbour, Education Coordinator with the Alzheimer Society, based on question Danielle takes from author's book, "Did You Hide the Cookies?"

[close] Mzi Mahola South African writer, author and poet in a zoom virtual online post launch event of the University of Johannesburg Centre for the Study of Race, Gender & Class (RGC) with Mzi Mahola Comments by University of Johannesburg Vice Chancellor Professor Tshilidzi Marwala South Africa Honored Poet Laureate Professor Mongane Wally Serote, Honored Professor Sylvia Vollenhoven Hosted by University of Johannesburg Library; University of Johannesburg Humanities Department; University of Johannesburg English Literature Professor Sikhumbuzo Mngadi Date 05 October 2020 Reading and research discussing the writer's life writing and style building poetry the nature of poems, with questions and answers relating to published books, anthologies and upcoming book releases, mentioning novels, play and script writing, Ezingaqhelekanga the 2021 book released at National Arts Festival Amazwi National Library South Africa. Heroes Of The Struggle (Forgotten Bastards) 2022 upcoming novel.

[close] Group discussion led by poet Linda Albert on the topic of women's relationships with their mothers following a reading of her poem, "Bone on Bone."

[close] I discuss what I have found to be crucial in relationship success.

[close] I discuss what I have found to be useful in attaining more peace. Get the book now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NMXNMHR Join us and feel free to comment, like, and subscribe! Links below: Website: https://www.caruthconversations.com

[close] If you missed the HCPL Writes panel on editing (which also went into some detail on planning your books) you can see it here.

[close] Josh talks about a dystopian short story from Fantasy and Science Fiction magazine's November/December 2020 issue.

[close] Josh talks about a fantasy short story that he listened to on Joseph Angotti's channel, Fantasy Distractions. This is Fantasy Distraction #46.

[close] Renny talks about three Russian novels: "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy, "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and "Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak.

[close] In 2016, Charlie discussed "The Open Window" by H.H. Munro, known more by his pen name, Saki. It is currently the 6th most viewed video on our channel. 6 years later, Charlie became interested in revisiting that short story.

[close] In this video, I discuss why writers should stop spoon-feeding their stories to readers, why it's bad, and why readers should stop participating in this type of story-telling (and how... kinda, because it's a huge problem at this point).

[close] Do you want to start writing free verse poetry but don't know where to start? Don't worry, I got you covered!

[close] Panel presentation at The College of the Sequoias, July 7, 2022. Presented by Visalia Heritage and C.O.S. -- Panel discussion with author Tony Reid and former Visalia PD Sgt. John Vaughan. Moderator, Terry Ommen

[close] Phoenix James on Poetry and Spoken Word

[close] From a live reading and discussion of the inception and research of the book. A short reading from the second part of the novel, titled "Of Dogs and Horses".

[close] Do you ever wonder if God really loves you? Then you might need a Pup-epiphany! Let me introduce you to this collection of humorous essays about how my love for my little Bichon helps me understand God's love for me and for us all. Paperback and e-book now available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNV54LPB

[close] We discuss books and other things related to reading. @Discourse-Channel

[close] Latur Pattern Interview of writer Vivek Kulkarni (part 1)

[close] Latur Pattern Interview of writer Vivek Kulkarni (part 2)

[close] Latur Pattern | Interview of writer Vivek Kulkarni (part 3)

[close] Just a short discussion of where I am at in Dragonflight after a 50 minute read-a-thon. I'm almost done with the book. A book review will come soon.