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Bibliophage : Noun , One who devours books, a book worm, an avid reader. Hosted by NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author Gwenna Laithland and her long-suffering assistant, Jennifer Nance, Bibliophage is on a mission to grow more bookworms, one family at a time. Each week we'll select a theme and explore books that fit that theme across genres, styles, cultures, and, especially ages. From board books to heavy-hitting dramatic audios, we believe that families that read together, lead together. (That was awful, cliche, and Gwenna apologizes for writing that.) ((Jennifer made me type this bit. I thought it was clever.)) From time to time authors, booksellers, librarians, and other massive bookworms will join us to discuss their favorite books to devour. From weddings to witches, mysteries to mastodons, there's no such thing as a person who can't love reading - just people who haven't sampled the right books yet. We've got a little something t
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Signup to Generate a PitchBibliophage: Noun, One who devours books, a book worm, an avid reader. Hosted by NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author Gwenna Laithland and her long-suffering assistant, Jennifer Nance, Bibliophage is on a mission to grow more bookworms, one family at a time.
Bibliophage is hosted by Gwenna Laithland. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Artsy Fartsy | Becoming An Artist" (13 January 2026, 52 minutes), "The Goaliest Goal | New Year Reading Goals" (6 January 2026, 45 minutes), and "New Year, New TBR | Bibliophage Book Club" (30 December 2025, 42 minutes).
Bibliophage publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Bibliophage is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bibliophage requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bibliophage's contact route on record: verified email.
Gwenna Laithland hosts Bibliophage, an arts podcast with 18 episodes published.
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<p>Becoming an artist is a journey that looks as unique as each artist. No two pathways to creating are the same just as no two works of art are the same. Bibliophage is pleased to welcome Scott C. Sava on the podcast...
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<p>Ah the new year. Previous years have taught us to approach with caution. And we will. Except for books. This episode covers our reading goals, how we're approaching sifting through our TBRs (spoiler alert, we're both...
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<p>Welcome to the official announcement of the first ever Bibliophage Book Club. We've created a list of books to read and discuss together! We tried to create a list of twelve books to read together but Jennifer and...
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<p>This is our little holiday gift from Bibliophage to our listeners. A reading of everyone's favorite (or at least most recognized) holiday poems. We all call it Twas the Night Before Christmas. But it's given name is...
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<p>Alright. Fine. We'll talk about Christmas and winter holiday books. But we'll cover some less than traditional Christmas tales while doing it. From creepy Christmas creatures to stories of folks only barely surviving...
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<p>It's the seaon of holiday merrymaking and avoiding family drama. Or perhaps walking straight into it, spoon in hand, ready to stir the pot. Ahead of one of the ripest time for family drama to unfold, Gwenna and...
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<p>It's almost Thanksgiving in the States and this week we give thanks for National Native American Heritage month and the natives that saved those settlers. If it weren't for natives, the American experiment probably...
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<p>It's that time of year when everything both goes faster and slower all at once. Hurry, hurry, rush, rush, we have to go wait somewhere. Tis the season to also realize you've set an ambitious reading goal and you're a...
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<p>It's almost Halloween so Gwenna and Jennifer cozy up with some witchy reads discussing titles from Paula Brackston, Breanne Randall, Sangu Mandanna, and Deborah Harkness. </p> <p><br></p> <p>This week our Family...
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<p>This week we consume quite a few books with special emphasis on Kate Moore's narrative non-fiction Radium Girls. We also meet Bibliophage's new cook in the literary kitchen, Jennifer Nance, reader, mom, and assistant...
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<p>This week Gwenna pulls out her best narrator voice to add to your To Be Read list. Following a technical glitch (this translates to Gwenna really doesn't know how to operate a computer and may have deleted a vital...
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<p>Bestselling author of Forbidden Alchemy, Stacey McEwan joins Bibliophage to talk about spruce trees, winged cuddling (she cheated), and describe how very little she knows about mining despite writing a book that...
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<p>Ever slept for days? How thirsty were you when you woke up? And why does middle of the night water taste so dang good? On this episode of Bibliophage, Tori Phantom (author to be) gets to discuss their favorite books...
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<p>Why are butter knives so dang useless? They aren't sharp enough to cut anything and they aren't even that good at spreading butter. How did we end up with an *almost* pointless (literally and figuratively) weapon on...
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<p>Do you judge books by their covers? Don't lie. That's what covers are for. We judge books by their covers and sometimes we judge poorly. I avoided Emily Henry for so long because her covers didn't appeal to me. I'm...
<p>On this episode of Bibliophage, we're serving up some Godzilla. Well, the species of them anyway. Join us as we explore John Scalzi's Kaiju Preservation Society. In this episode we attempt to decide:-How Winged...
<p>Are you a Harry Potter fan? Or...were you before...well, you know? Looking for something to scratch that itch? A book with all the best bits of magic, intrigue, and self-discovery? </p><p>Have we got the solution to...
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<p>Bibliophage: one who devours books as if they are food; a bookworm.</p><p>Every good author is a good reader. Therefore every good author has a favorite author. Bibliophage is the podcast that allows authors to...
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