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Rare Book Chat

Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero

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Dive deep into the fascinating world of rare books with Rare Book Chat. Hosted by Michael DiRuggiero and Jeremy O'Connor, the co-founders of The Manhattan Rare Book Company, this twice-weekly podcast explores the unique and often valuable items that fill the world of rare books, manuscripts, letters, photographs, archives, and more. From historical documents to literary first editions, we'll discuss the stories behind these one-of-a-kind treasures. Join us as we explore the intricacies of th ...
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Do you enjoy reading YA books? Are you dying to talk about them and hear what others think about your favorite books? Are you outside of the YA age bracket (like myself) but still enjoy them? Then this is the podcast for you! Join me and my friends, as we discuss our favorite YA books and authors! We’ll chat spoiler-free at the start of each episode, just in case you haven’t read the book yet. Then I’ll give a warning before heading into our spoiler zone. I'll also have special episodes wher ...
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A place where Twin Oaks Elementary students interview people in their community about reading and books. Cover art photo provided by Kimberly Farmer on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@kimberlyfarmer
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Book Chat

Book Chat

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Book Chat is a book review Podcast hosted by the authors Ishaan and Ritu Lalit . They read and review a new book every week. They give their opinions on the writing, language and over all book. In a fun new way. Sixth World Radio is a Channel by Ishaan Lalit. It features the following weekly episodes - Book Reviews with Ritu Lalit, Formula 1 News and Fight Talk.
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Whether you live in a suburban condo or on an off-grid farm, you can live a greener lifestyle. In the Sustainability Book Chat we talk to authors who can help you reach your goals to achieve a more self-reliant lifestyle, whether that means starting a container garden on your balcony or having chickens in your backyard or making greener transportation choices.
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Book Chat at North Shore Library

Book Chat at North Shore Library

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Monthly reading recommendations from public librarians at the North Shore Library! Each month our librarians will recommend new titles. We cover all sorts of genres, authors, and themes to get you inspired and intrigued! We can't wait to chat!
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A Book and a Chat

A Book and a Chat

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"A Book and a Chat" has proved a hugely popular radio program with people of all ages. With over seven hundred shows already recorded, Barry's format of "a chat over a cup of tea" has received nothing but rave reviews from guest and listeners alike. The writer of a successful young adult romance book "Across the Pond" Barry has himself appeared on a large number of radio and TV programs. "A Book and a Chat" is a program for writers and readers, not so much a literary show, more like... let’s ...
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Welcome back to another episode of Rare Book Chat, where we dive into the delightful world of historical curiosities and the sometimes grim realities behind them. This week, we have a rollicking discussion that swings from the California Gold Rush to 17th-century plague remedies, and more —because, why not? Gold Rush Diary: We kick things off with …
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Send us a text Welcome back to this weeks witchy book chat. This week we're talking about the amazing Book of Witching by CJ Cooke and the fabulous A Blend of Magic by Kate Kenzie. Two fabulous books, we also touch on the horrors of the Scottish Witch Trials, which were horrendous.Oleh Helen Phifer & Sharon Booth
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While AI narration has certainly come far, it still falls into “impersonal impersonations” that can’t yet rival the nuanced emotional connection offered by human narration. The industry will undoubtedly find more ways to bridge this gap as technology evolves. However, humans still hold the narrative reins regarding depth, emotion, and the ability t…
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Today I am chatting with YA Heist Thriller author Kavion Lewis! Kavion previously joined me to chat about her debut novel, Thieves' Gambit, and today we are chatting about the second book in that duology, Heist Royale. Take a listen as Kavion and I chat all about the book, it's characters, the research necessary to write these amazing heists, how h…
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Rachel, Hannah, and Kate (and special guest Matt) discuss the epic fantasy adventure "Way of Kings" by Brandon Sanderson. Riverside.fm is a video/audio recording platform built for podcasters. Check them out today for uncompressed audio and video recording, unlimited transcription services, AI Social Media clips, teleprompter and on screen scripts,…
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In this episode, Jeremy and Michael discuss William Morris, wallpaper, and the birth of fantasy literature, with an analysis of Morris's influence on J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis in particular. Then a game of would you rather - a spectacular copy of Orwell's 1984, or a mini-collection of dystopian novels? Also a half-hearted stab at the big questi…
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Writing from different gender perspectives is about finding the balance between authenticity and individuality. Authors can write male and female perspectives that resonate deeply with readers by focusing on each character’s objective perspective, understanding their inner world, and staying true to their personal experiences. Gender influences the…
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Send us a text This week join Helen and Sharon as they chat about the witchy books they've read Triple Moon, Honey Gold and Wild by TJ Greene, and All Hallows Eve by Michael Penning. Plus a few inbetween for spooky season. If you'd like to follow the wonderful witchy Donna over on Instagram you can find her here @essential.witchery…
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Reading is often viewed as a self-indulgent pastime, but it’s a treasure trove of growth, creativity, and inspiration. It’s time to cast aside any lingering guilt and fully embrace reading as the perfect guilty pleasure. Writers and readers, pick up that book you’ve been eyeing, lose yourself in its pages, and let your imagination soar. After all, …
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In this episode, we explore a delightful tea party invitation that connects Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, and Michael Faraday. The conversation then transitions to a rare first edition from 1832, which addresses a fundamental challenge in computational theory, one so perplexing that researchers have enlisted artificial ants to help sniff out a sol…
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Today I am chatting with New York Times Bestselling author Ellen Hopkins about her new Young Adult novel, Sync. Written in verse, Sync is the story of twins Storm and Lake as they are shuffled through the foster care system and kept apart from each other. In this episode Ellen and I chat about her writing style, what it's been like being the author…
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Accurate and timely royalty payments are essential for sustaining a livelihood in content creation. By understanding the common issues that can lead to payment discrepancies and taking proactive steps to address them, you can ensure that the math starts “mathing” in your favor. Don’t hesitate to advocate for yourself and seek the necessary support …
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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, we're diving into the revolutionary impact of Bill James's work on baseball and far beyond. Known to us (with affection) as the "Pork and Beans Man," Bill James transformed the way we think about baseball analytics, introducing statistical evaluation in sports with his groundbreaking work, "The Baseball Abstract."…
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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, hosts Michael DiRuggiero and Jeremy O'Connor discuss a rare ratification copy of the US Constitution with Seth Kaller, the pre-eminent dealer of rare and important American historical documents. The conversation explores the document's historical significance, the complexities of its journey from creation to ratif…
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Today I am chatting with award winning author, and fellow Princess Bride lover, Sarah Henning! Sarah is no stranger to YA Book Chat, as she has been here previously to discuss her Kingdoms of Sand and Sky series (The Princess Will Save You, The Queen Will Betray You, The King Will Kill You), and I have previously reviewed her book Sea Witch. Take a…
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Book keywords are like hidden keys waiting to unlock the full potential of your work. By choosing them thoughtfully, you can connect with readers eager to discover stories like yours. Remember, a well-chosen keyword is not just about being found—it’s about finding the right fit, just like a key to a lock.…
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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, hosts Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero explore the fascinating world of rare books, spotlighting three legendary first editions: Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, Karl Marx’s Das Kapital, and Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species. They discuss what makes these books so valuable, why Jeremy thinks Das K…
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In this episode we discuss a wonderfully strange 1809 first edition that just might be the founding work of American literature … Jeremy then takes the conversation in a different direction by making a comparison with this book and the much-coveted and exceptionally valuable 1623 Shakespeare first folio, the first collected edition of Shakespeare, …
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Navigating the World of Book Reviews: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Whether good, bad, or ugly, book reviews are all part of the writing journey. It’s natural to feel affected by them, but don’t let them define your worth or derail your passion. Remember, reviews are subjective reflections of individual tastes and experiences. Most importantly, …
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Welcome to Rare Book Chat: In this episode we discuss Eleanor Roosevelt’s This I remember, a letter addressed to Jimmy, Einstein dancing in the multiverse, and the filthiest story ever told... Enjoy! We have a very basic website up at rarebookchat.com, but please feel free to email us at RBC@manhattanrarebooks.com Items discussed: A special copy of…
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Today I am chatting with author Nancy McCabe about her debut YA novel, Vaulting Through Time, a story that follows a teen gymnast as she travels through time to learn about her family and discover who she is. Take a listen as Nancy and I chat about her writing style, what it's like being a gymnastics mom, the rules of time travel (we need Marty McF…
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Writing is an art, and art is subjective. But those moments when you feel a surge of excitement, when the words flow effortlessly, and when the story resonates deeply with both you and your readers are the moments you should trust. Good vibrations are your writing institution’s way of telling you that you’re onto something special.…
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Dive deep into the fascinating world of rare books with Rare Book Chat. Hosted by Michael DiRuggiero and Jeremy O'Connor, the co-founders of The Manhattan Rare Book Company, this twice-weekly podcast explores the unique and often valuable items that fill the world of rare books, manuscripts, letters, photographs, archives, and more. From historical…
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“They Not Like Us” Genres provide the framework for stories, but authors’ styles and techniques are deeply personal. From pacing and tone to world-building and character development, no two writers are exactly alike, even if they share a bookshelf. The diversity in authorial voices within a genre keeps readers coming back for more—it makes reading …
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Today I am chatting with young adult author Rachel A. Greco! Rachel is no stranger to the podcast, as she has been on previously to discuss her first book, The Gift of Dragons. Today we are chatting about its sequel, The Hope of Dragons. Take a listen as Rachel and I chat all about her writing process, the complicated characters and their character…
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Laying the Groundwork for Your Book: Planning the groundwork for your book is like laying the foundation for a building—without it, the whole structure may fall apart. By clarifying your purpose, defining your audience, outlining your structure, doing research, setting a routine, and preparing for challenges, you can create a master plan that keeps…
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Send us a text Join Helen and Sharon, two Northern lasses who write books and love to read witchy fiction. On today's episode we're discussing our thoughts on the book and the movie Practical Magic. If you want to take a look at Gina's practical magic themed cottage you can find it here gina luker | the enchanted manor (@theshabbycreekcottage) • In…
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Formatting is the invisible art that shapes the reader’s experience. No matter how good your story or content is, poor formatting can be a barrier between your book and its audience. Teamwork makes the dream work! Investing time and effort into proper book formatting will make your work more readable and professional and demonstrate that you value …
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Today I'm chatting about a wonderful new YA Rom Com, All Roads Lead to Rome by Sabrina Fedel. Take a listen as my friend Dani and I chat all about the romance, hot Scottish guys, old Hollywood movies, trips to Italy, tropes we love like "he falls first," "normal girl falls for royalty," "European romance," "fake dating," and so much more! The first…
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Today I am chatting about The Dangerous Ones by Lauren Blackwood. Joining me to chat about this wonderful YA Historical Fantasy, is first time guest Rebecca Ahola. You'll want to take a listen to this episode because I have finally found a YA book with vampires in it that I LOVE! Vampires set in the Civil War...and it's sooooo good! Take a listen a…
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Today's episode explores Independent Publishing. The survival and thriving in the competitive publishing landscape by embracing technology, building a solid brand, leveraging networks, expanding distribution, investing in marketing, and continuously learning. The future of publishing is bright, and the possibilities are endless for those willing to…
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Today's Episode explores love languages, and how they describe you or your style of reading books, the most important thing is to recognize that your book love language can transform your reading experience. It allows you to tailor your reading habits to what brings you the most joy and fulfillment.Oleh Author Vivian E. Moore
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Today I am chatting about a fabulous YA Rom Com, The Breakup Artists, by Adriana Mather. Joining me today is my friend Morgan, lover of all things Rom Com. Take a listen as Morgan and I chat all about the plot, characters (including characters we love to hate), my obsession with the 1996 movie version of Romeo and Juliet, how there is a character w…
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In writing, size doesn’t matter as much as substance. Simple words can be just as powerful and effective as complex ones, depending on the context and purpose of your writing. By focusing on clarity, engagement, and precision, based on that choose the right words to convey your message effectively, regardless of their size. Remember, the best writi…
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IF YOU LOVE TWILIGHT THIS IS NOT THE PODCAST FOR YOU. Discussing both "Eclipse" and "Breaking Dawn" to really wrap up this carnival of misogynist horrors. Listen for how the Volturi got to Washington and why it took them A WHOLE MONTH. Riverside.fm is a video/audio recording platform built for podcasters. Check them out today for uncompressed audio…
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Matt and Rachel are headed out on the road! Please listen for information on which shows will be on break until October! Strange and Beautiful Book Club - On break until October 2024 Feast, Sheath, and Shatter: A Book Chat Podcast - On break until October 2024 Ger Can Get It - Regular Episodes The Dead Do Not Podcast: A Lexx Rewatch - Regular Episo…
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Today I am chatting with debut author Amber Chen about her brand new YA Silkpunk Fantasy novel, Of Jade and Dragons. Take a listen as Amber and I chat about what it's like being a debut author, her journey from writing for Wattpad to being traditionally published, what Silkpunk fantasy is, the beautiful cover design, the world building, strong char…
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IF YOU LOVE TWILIGHT THIS IS NOT THE PODCAST FOR YOU. Kate, Hannah, and Rachel discuss the second book in the Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyer: "New Moon". Did this book hold up better than Twilight? When does Jacob go from the nice friend you love to hang out with to a total creep? Is that what Stephanie intended? All these questions and more... j…
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The art of storytelling is a powerful tool that transcends time and space. It’s about connecting with others, sharing experiences, and evoking emotions. Whether you’re telling a story to entertain, educate, or inspire, remember that the most compelling stories speak to the heart of the human experience. So, embrace your inner storyteller and share …
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Today I am chatting about The Infinite Noise by Lauren Shippen. This is the first book in her Bright Sessions novels. Joining me today is Priscilla from the Novel Feelings podcast. Take a listen as Priscilla and I chat all about what it would be like to be an empath who can feel the emotions of everyone around them, the characters, the plot, how I …
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the best advice for any writer is simple: Just go with it. Trust your author instincts and let them guide you through the creative process. Embrace the uncertainty, silence the inner critic, and find your flow. That unique voice inside you deserves to be heard, and the world is waiting for your story. So, take a deep breath, trust yourself, and Jus…
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IF YOU LOVE TWILIGHT THIS IS NOT THE PODCAST FOR YOU. The second part of our discussion of Twilight/Midnight Sun. Did it hold up? What do we mean by "Glitter Bomb" and if Edward's skin is hard does that mean that ITS always hard? Asking the tough questions as always. Riverside.fm is a video/audio recording platform built for podcasters. Check them …
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