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Hosted by Jed Doherty · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 62 episodes
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Welcome to CT Book Festivals! We’re here to celebrate the vibrant stories, unforgettable characters, and brilliant authors who call Connecticut home. Whether you're a lifelong Connecticut resident or just love discovering great books, this is the place for you!Get ready to meet the incredible writers behind your next favorite read, explore the magic of storytelling, and uncover the treasures of Connecticut’s literary scene.Let’s turn the page together – it’s time for CT Book Festivals!
Jed Doherty hosts Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast, a arts show with 62 episodes published.
In this warm and thoughtful episode, Jed welcomes back Adina Oberman to celebrate her new board book, H Is for Hanukkah: A Festival of Lights , an ABC primer that introduces little ones to Hanukkah traditions and diverse
On this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , host Jed Doherty welcomes career coach and author C athy Alfandre , whose new book is “Breaking Free from a Malignant Manager: Strategies to Reclaim Your Confid
In this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , Jed welcomes Michael Ignatius , Connecticut-based author of the new thriller Furtive Activity . Set in Bolton, Putnam, and the Boston College area, the novel fo
Luca Di Matteo returns to the Connecticut Book Festivals podcast to celebrate his new novel, Jordan’s Bitter Pill , and to share the inspiring story behind the fast-growing Connecticut Book Festivals community. Luca intr
In this warm and engaging episode, Jed welcomes debut novelist Lis Blanchard to celebrate her first book, “Sutton’s Home.” Lis introduces listeners to Sutton, a deeply flawed but lovable young woman who seems destined to
In this warm and engaging episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals podcast, Jed Doherty welcomes back author and folklorist Kelly Jarvis to celebrate her new gothic historical romance, Sea and Stars . Kelly begins by sh
In this warm episode of The Ct Book Festivals Podcast Jed welcomes Dr. Dale Atkins. Dr Dale joins us to celebrate her touching picture book The Turquoise Butterfly. Inspired by her late mother Sylvia, whose favorite colo
In this powerful episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , Jed welcomes back Mary Keating , lawyer, poet, and author of Recalibrating Gravity , to celebrate Disability Pride Month and reflect on the legacy—and
Lee Driftwood joins the Connecticut Book Festivals podcast to talk about his dark urban fantasy series, Forgotten Flame , and the unforgettable city that shapes it— New York . Lee shares how, as a third-generation former
In this moving episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast, Jed sits down with K.G. Mach (pen name of author Kimberly Mach), creator of the middle grade novel Present, Still Missing, to talk about war’s invisible w
In this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , host Jed Doherty welcomes author, stand-up comedian, and personal trainer Andrew Ginsburg to celebrate his powerful picture book, The Colors of My Sky . Andrew
In this inspiring episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast, Jed Doherty welcomes AndreYah Maria Hernandez Black, author of the 30-day devotional Revelations for Resilience: Whispers from the Divine for Soul Care
In this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals podcast, host Jed Doherty welcomes romantic suspense author Katelyn Marie Peterson to talk about her gripping trilogy, focusing on the second book, Led by His Past . The
On this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , Jed welcomes CS Kelleher , author of the dark contemporary romance novel Scorched Boundaries —the first in a planned four-book series. CS shares how the book be
JP Ferris joins the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast to talk about his long-running Cat Carmichael Detective Series and the latest installment, Catnap , book 13 in the saga. JP introduces Cat Carmichael , a tough, emot
In this engaging episode of Reading With Your Kids , Jed welcomes Diana Sussman , author of the middle grade mystery The Neighbor’s Secret . Diana introduces us to Maddie , a curious and imaginative 12-year-old who becom
In this powerful episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , host Jed Doherty welcomes Veronica Sommer , author of Sacred Stewardship: Restoring Moral Clarity in the Digital Age . Drawing on over two decades in c
In this episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , host Jed Doherty welcomes back middle-grade fantasy author Greg Slomba to talk about his brand-new series, the Dragon Island Legend books, beginning with Fire a
On this episode, Jed welcomes author and neuroscientist Gail Martino , whose new picture book “Feathered and Famous: Meet America’s All Star Birds” celebrates the national and state birds of the United States and the sto
In this engaging episode of the Connecticut Book Festivals Podcast , Jed Doherty welcomes AJ Alanson , author of the Admiral Inn mystery and adventure series , to celebrate book ten, Wolf in the Cove . AJ introduces us t
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