What Should I Read Next? is the show for every reader who has ever finished a book and faced the pro
If you enjoy your fall reading with a dose of magic, villainy, and self-discovery, you're not alone.
Knowing what you enjoy on the page can feel simple, but finding new books to deliver that reading ex
A devoted nonfiction reader is struggling to find her way in the fiction section, and Anne is here t
Our guest today is looking for immersive, transportive reading experiences that she can get lost in.
Seasonal reading means different things to different readers, and today's guest is searching for spi
Today we are celebrating our 400th episode by sharing a collection of your questions, stories, and f
Each of Sonya Dutta Choudhury's three book clubs fills a unique space in her reading life, and today
After a satisfying summer of reading the twisty thrillers and entertaining books she really enjoys w
Today's conversation will whet your appetite for a good read, as Anne talks cookbooks and culinary r
You're invited to experience a taste of our Patreon community! For today's episode, we've selected t
Today's guest grew up with a deep love for science fiction and fantasy. While his reading tastes hav
In what's become a bit of a tradition, members of our team are pairing up on today's episode to shar
Today Anne is joined in conversation with Shana Ferguson, a NYC-based stage manager with a particula
Memoir is a well-loved genre for so many readers, and today Anne is joined by R. Eric Thomas to talk
For many guests, picking three favorite reads is a struggle, but today's guest Annie McCloskey has a
Today's guest has a big move on the horizon and is eager to find books that will ease that transitio
A long-delayed family trip to Europe doubles as an opportunity to explore the literary landscape of
If you've ever felt the weight of a to-be-read list, today's conversation may be just the permission
Striking that perfect balance between "serious literature" and light reading can be tricky, and toda
Diving into an unfamiliar genre is a great way to expand your reading identity, but it can also feel
