Bibliophile | A Book Podcast By Golden Hare Books

We’re so excited that our first ever live podcast is coming to your ears AND eyes on Friday 18th October in Edinburgh! That’s right, booksellers David Bloomfield, Julie Danskin and Jonathan “JT” Taylor are appearing live at the Golden Hare Books Festival in Edinburgh, talking book recommendations, Nobel Prize for Literature winners and taking audience […] The post Bibliophile Live *TEASER* appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

Bibliophile is back! After a humidity-induced hiatus, we’re back in full flow and coming at you across the airwaves (that’s how podcasts work, right?). In this episode, we discuss racist horror novels, space operas set on ice planets (In space! On ice!), and New York utopian fiction covered in gorgeous gold foil! We also chat […] The post Bibliophile Book Chat: A Civilised, Sensible Discussion appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

In this episode of Bibliophile, booksellers Julie Danskin, David Bloomfield and Jonathan Taylor catch up with what they’ve each been reading. They pause for a moment to reflect on a recent victory, winning Independent Bookshop of the Year 2019 at the British Book Awards, and talk sagely about their experiences running a small bookshop and […] The post Bibliophile Book Chat: How To Grease Books appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

Sexy segueways, Freudian complexes and bad times on the canal, we could only be discussing the 2018 Man Booker shortlisted debut novel Everything Under by Daisy Johnson. What is the bonak? Can we ever avoid our fate? What will our booksellers David Bloomfield, Julie Danskin and Jonathan Taylor make of it? It’s been sixteen years […] The post Bibliophile Book Club: Everything Under by Daisy Johnson appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

Bibliophile has grown! Our bookish babble can no longer be contained within the confines of a single audio file! Welcome to the first Bibliophile Book Club, where we talk exclusively about a single book! In this episode, we’re talking exclusively about the novel Little by Edward Carey and published by Gallic Books. Why does David […] The post Bibliophile Book Club #1: Little by Edward Carey appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

In this episode, David Bloomfield, Julie Danskin and Jonathan (JT) Taylor talk about the best Westerns in the first of a new 'Genre Breakdown' series. How much does JT know about Bitcoin? Can the gang finish recording in time for David to fetch his moving van? Will Julie ever finish another book again? And from now on, there will be two Bibliophile episodes each month! All this and so much more in the latest episode... The post Bibliophile Episode 11: “Classic Arch-Enemy Banter” appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

In Episode 10 of Bibliophile, Julie, David and Jonathan (JT) discuss their current reads, how they track their reading and what resolutions they have for 2019, with more recommendations throughout. The post Bibliophile Episode 10: “That’s a good name for a taxidermist” appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

In this episode of Bibliophile, Julie Danskin, David Bloomfield and Jonathan Taylor reveal their most recent reads, then discuss the first novel by Hanya Yanigahara, The People in the Trees, then share their best books of 2018. Currently Reading A People’s History of the World: From the Stone Age to the New Millenium by Chris Harman […] The post Bibliophile Episode 9: Recent Reads | The People in the Trees | Favourite Books of 2018 appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

Welcome to episode 8 of Bibliophile, in which we discuss our current reads, We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson and the Man Booker winner for 2018, Milkman by Anna Burns. David gives us more miserable nonfiction to read, Jonathan hands out interesting facts, and Julie definitely, definitely likes sci-fi. Thin Air by Richard Morgan […] The post Bibliophile Episode 8: in which we learn that Julie definitely likes sci-fi appeared first on Golden Hare Books.

In this episode of the podcast, we bid a fond farewell to Alice Tarbuck and introduce the dulcet tones of David Bloomfield and Jonathan Taylor. As usual we dicuss what we’re reading and discuss the book group book which was My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh. Finally we chat about our favourite (and least […] The post Bibliophile Episode 7: in which David ruins children’s books appeared first on Golden Hare Books.