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Find your next great read. Book recommendations, book news and guests, including top authors and other book enthusiasts who discuss what’s happening in the world of books with a focus on frontlist and backlist fiction including literary fiction, suspense, historical, memoir and nonfiction.
Find your next great read. Book recommendations, book news and guests, including top authors and other book enthusiasts who discuss what’s happening in the world of books with a focus on frontlist and backlist fiction including literary fiction, suspense, historical, memoir and nonfiction.
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Recent Hosts, Guests & Topics
Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Books Are My People.
Hosts
Kristen Arnett
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Previous Guests
Jane Mount
Jane Mount is an artist and bibliophile known for her unique approach to painting books. With a degree in anthropology, she brings a thoughtful perspective to her work, often exploring themes related to literature and the importance of reading. Jane is also an advocate for discussing banned books and has authored several works, including 'Books Make Good Friends' and 'Bibliophile: an Illustrated Miscellany'. She shares her passion for books through her art and online presence.
Jane Mount is an artist and bibliophile known for her unique approach to painting books. With a degree in anthropology, she brings a thoughtful perspective to her work, often exploring themes related to literature and the importance of reading. Jane is also an advocate for discussing banned books and has authored several works, including 'Books Make Good Friends' and 'Bibliophile: an Illustrated Miscellany'. She shares her passion for books through her art and online presence.
Kristen Arnett
Kristen Arnett is an author known for her engaging storytelling and exploration of complex themes in her works. She has gained recognition for her novel 'Stop Me If You've Heard This One', which delves into the intricacies of human relationships and the nuances of identity. Arnett is also active on social media, where she shares insights about her writing process and engages with her readers. In addition to her writing, she contributes to various literary discussions and has a column on Lit Hub titled 'Am I the Literary Asshole'.
Kristen Arnett is an author known for her engaging storytelling and exploration of complex themes in her works. She has gained recognition for her novel 'Stop Me If You've Heard This One', which delves into the intricacies of human relationships and the nuances of identity. Arnett is also active on social media, where she shares insights about her writing process and engages with her readers. In addition to her writing, she contributes to various literary discussions and has a column on Lit Hub titled 'Am I the Literary Asshole'.
Traci Thomas
Traci Thomas is a book podcaster known for her work on THE STACKS, where she interviews authors and discusses various literary topics. She is recognized for her engaging conversations and insights into the book industry, as well as her ability to connect with both readers and writers.
Traci Thomas is a book podcaster known for her work on THE STACKS, where she interviews authors and discusses various literary topics. She is recognized for her engaging conversations and insights into the book industry, as well as her ability to connect with both readers and writers.
Will Bardenwerper
Will Bardenwerper is an author known for his book 'Homestand: Small Town Baseball and the Fight for the Soul of America'. His work often explores themes of community and the cultural significance of sports, particularly baseball, in American society.
Will Bardenwerper is an author known for his book 'Homestand: Small Town Baseball and the Fight for the Soul of America'. His work often explores themes of community and the cultural significance of sports, particularly baseball, in American society.
Jane Tara
Jane Tara is an Australian author known for her debut adult novel, 'Tilda is Visible'. With a prolific background in writing, she has authored over 100 children's books. Jane is passionate about themes of self-love and the aging process, and she actively engages with her readers through social media and book clubs.
Jane Tara is an Australian author known for her debut adult novel, 'Tilda is Visible'. With a prolific background in writing, she has authored over 100 children's books. Jane is passionate about themes of self-love and the aging process, and she actively engages with her readers through social media and book clubs.
Christine Murphy
Christine Murphy is an accomplished author recognized for her work 'Notes on Surviving the Fire'. She contributes to discussions on literature and shares her favorite reads, enriching the literary community with her insights and recommendations.
Christine Murphy is an accomplished author recognized for her work 'Notes on Surviving the Fire'. She contributes to discussions on literature and shares her favorite reads, enriching the literary community with her insights and recommendations.
Jennifer Caspar
Jennifer Caspar is the founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee, a community-focused bookstore-café in Culver City, California. A lifelong lover of books, coffee, and third spaces, she has dedicated her adult life to developing community. With three decades of experience in affordable housing finance and development in Washington DC and Los Angeles, Jennifer realized her dream of creating a supportive community space when she opened Village Well in 2020.
Jennifer Caspar is the founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee, a community-focused bookstore-café in Culver City, California. A lifelong lover of books, coffee, and third spaces, she has dedicated her adult life to developing community. With three decades of experience in affordable housing finance and development in Washington DC and Los Angeles, Jennifer realized her dream of creating a supportive community space when she opened Village Well in 2020.
Brett Morrow
Brett Morrow is one of the events coordinators at Village Well Books & Coffee. He is currently involved in organizing the Culver City Book Festival, contributing to the bookstore's mission of fostering community through literary events.
Brett Morrow is one of the events coordinators at Village Well Books & Coffee. He is currently involved in organizing the Culver City Book Festival, contributing to the bookstore's mission of fostering community through literary events.
Topics Discussed
banned books
Jane Mount
anthropology
book painting
book recommendations
clown
Kristen Arnett
Stop Me If You've Heard This One
Eliza Kennedy
The Empusium
State of Paradise
Hot Air
Lot
Kate & Frida
Dry Season
Womens Hotel
author interviews
reading time management
memoir
literary fiction
suspense
historical fiction
nonfiction
self love
aging process
children's books
Culver City Book Festival
Village Well Books & Coffee
community
independent bookstores
events
Episodes
Here's the recent few episodes on Books Are My People.
On this episode of Books Are My People, I'm visited by artist and bibliophile Jane Mount. We discuss the importance of talking about banned books, her favorite book to paint, and how her degree in anthropology informs her work.
On this episode of Books Are My People, I'm visited by artist and bibliophile Jane Mount. We discuss the importance of talking about banned books, her favorite book to paint, and how her degree in anthropology informs her work.
clownKristen ArnettStop Me If You've Heard This Onebook recommendationsEliza KennedyThe EmpusiumState of ParadiseHot AirLotKate & FridaDry SeasonWomens Hotel
This week, I'm joined by author Kristen Arnett. We chat about clown and how they relate to her latest novel, Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One.
Guest Book Author Recommendation: Eliza Kennedy Lucky Night recommends The Empusium by Olga Tokarczuk
book recommendationsauthor interviewsreading time managementmemoirliterary fictionsuspensehistorical fictionnonfiction
On this week’s episode of BOOKS ARE MY PEOPLE I’m joined by fellow book podcaster Traci Thomas of THE STACKS. We chat about some of her favorite author interviews, how she manages her reading time and, she even spills the tea regarding what kind of tea Regina Porter sent her after their interview!
On this week’s episode of BOOKS ARE MY PEOPLE I’m joined by fellow book podcaster Traci Thomas of THE STACKS. We chat about some of her favorite author interviews, how she manages her reading time and, she even spills the tea regarding what kind of tea Regina Porter sent her after their interview!
This week, on episode #141 Jane Tara visits all the way from Australia to discuss her first book written for adults, Tilda is Visible. We talk about self love during the aging process, what it's like to write over 100 children's books and of course, we both recommend books.
This week, on episode #141 Jane Tara visits all the way from Australia to discuss her first book written for adults, Tilda is Visible. We talk about self love during the aging process, what it's like to write over 100 children's books and of course, we both recommend books.
Fostering Community at the Culver City Book Festival
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Jennifer CasparBrett Morrow
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Culver City Book FestivalVillage Well Books & Coffeecommunitybook recommendationsindependent bookstoresevents
This week, I speak with Jennifer Caspar, founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee and one of their events coordinators, Brett Morrow. We focus on The Culver City Book Festival, Saturday, February 22nd from 10 - 5 pm. I will be there representing Books Are My People. Come say hi! We also talk about the many activities and events held at this wonderful independent bookstore.
Today’s episode is brought to you by MOLDed: A Memoir of Loss & Resilience- a dark yet humorous journey into the underreported experience of fighting toxic mold.
Enter my The Great Divide Giveaway here. Closes March 5th, 2025.
Listen to my interview with Bookshop.org founder, Andy Hunter here on the episode titled: Bookshop.org and the Importance of Independent Bookstores
Jennifer Caspar is founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee, a community-focused bookstore-café with a mission: to be a welcoming comfortable community space where people can be inspired and find connection. A life-long lover of books, coffee and third spaces, Jennifer has been focused on developing community for most of her adult life. She worked for 3 decades in Washington DC and Los Angeles in affordable housing finance and development. In 2020 she was able to realize her dream of building a supportive community space when she opened Village Well in downtown Culver City California.
Brett Morrow is one of the events coordinators at Village Well Books & Coffee and is currently organizing the Culver City Book Festival.
Learn more about Village Well Books & Coffee here.
This week, I speak with Jennifer Caspar, founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee and one of their events coordinators, Brett Morrow. We focus on The Culver City Book Festival, Saturday, February 22nd from 10 - 5 pm. I will be there representing Books Are My People. Come say hi! We also talk about the many activities and events held at this wonderful independent bookstore.
Today’s episode is brought to you by MOLDed: A Memoir of Loss & Resilience- a dark yet humorous journey into the underreported experience of fighting toxic mold.
Enter my The Great Divide Giveaway here. Closes March 5th, 2025.
Listen to my interview with Bookshop.org founder, Andy Hunter here on the episode titled: Bookshop.org and the Importance of Independent Bookstores
Jennifer Caspar is founder and owner of Village Well Books & Coffee, a community-focused bookstore-café with a mission: to be a welcoming comfortable community space where people can be inspired and find connection. A life-long lover of books, coffee and third spaces, Jennifer has been focused on developing community for most of her adult life. She worked for 3 decades in Washington DC and Los Angeles in affordable housing finance and development. In 2020 she was able to realize her dream of building a supportive community space when she opened Village Well in downtown Culver City California.
Brett Morrow is one of the events coordinators at Village Well Books & Coffee and is currently organizing the Culver City Book Festival.
Learn more about Village Well Books & Coffee here.
