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A Bookish Home

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Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)
Apr 3, 2025—S0
This week, I’m revisiting a recent episode and announcing a new project! A Bookish’s Home new Substack Newsletter launched this week. If your favorite way to discover new books is hearing from the authors themselves (and you’re short on time!) this newsletter is for you. The first edition is On Writing and Resistance: An … Continue reading Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of) →
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Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others
Mar 25, 2025—S0
This week, Deanna Raybourn is here to discuss her new novel Kills Well With Others. Deanna’s first book in this series, Killers of a Certain Age, was dubbed “Golden Girls meets James Bond” by Buzzfeed and was an instant New York Times bestseller, garnering rave reviews and landing on many “best of the year” lists. Now, … Continue reading Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others →
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Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga
Mar 4, 2025—S0
This week my guest is Francesca Segal, author of Welcome to Glorious Tuga, the literary comfort read we all need right now. A complete and vivid world to escape to, Welcome to Glorious Tuga celebrates a fictional island, and the eccentric community who live there. Enchanting, uplifting and very funny, this is a captivating novel … Continue reading Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga →
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Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser
Feb 25, 2025—S0
Calling all my fellow recovering people pleasers – Amy Wilson, host of the What Fresh Hell podcast, is here this week to discuss her new book of essays from Zibby Books, which explores how women and mothers are conditioned to be “happy to help” and how we might try to do things a bit differently. … Continue reading Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser →
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Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London
Feb 18, 2025—S0
This week, Julia Kelly is back with us to discuss her new novel, The Dressmakers of London, about estranged sisters who inherit their late mother’s dress shop in World War II London. We discuss unearthing women’s everyday experiences in history, how rationing affected women’s fashion during World War II, the lasting impact on clothing design, … Continue reading Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London →
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Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)

Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others

Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga

Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser

Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London

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Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)

Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others

Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga

Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser

Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London

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Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)

Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others

Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga

Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser

Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London

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Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)

Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others

Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga

Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser

Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London

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