Books & Seems: Actual Books for Actual Readers was began as a podcast to complement Blaine Desantis’ web site, ViewsOnBooks.com, and develop into audio and video interviews with authors.
With Books & Seems, Blaine’s objective is to give attention to actual books that actual individuals will learn. Not less than half of the books he critiques are both new authors or unknown authors that many in most people are unaware of. After a section reviewing books or interviewing authors, Blaine ends every episode with a dialogue of the films and TV reveals he’s presently watching.
This Week’s Episode
Immediately, we’re diving right into a incredible choice of books which have captured my coronary heart and creativeness in 2024.
Be a part of me as I discover the fascinating world of Venetian mysteries with Donna Leon’s “Uniform Justice,” and unravel the secrets and techniques behind a misplaced Van Gogh portray in Jonathan Santlofer’s gripping thriller, “The Misplaced Van Gogh.” We’ll additionally make a journey down reminiscence lane with Hollywood legend Robert Wagner as he shares intimate tales concerning the iconic actresses of the golden age in his memoir, “I Beloved Her within the Films.”
However that’s not all! I’ll be introducing you to a timeless traditional that celebrates the transformative energy of journey and self-discovery in Elizabeth von Arnim’s “The Enchanted April.” And for individuals who crave an exciting espionage novel, Steve Berry’s “The Atlas Maneuver” will take you on a heart-pounding journey by way of the advanced world of Bitcoin and world monetary conspiracies.
So, seize your favourite beverage, settle in, and let’s embark on an unforgettable literary journey collectively. Belief me, you received’t wish to miss a single second of this episode!
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About Blaine Desantis:
Blaine is an avid lifetime reader, a retired legal professional, and has been a e book membership chief for the previous seven years. He’s an lively trainer in senior training lessons at Furman College. Blaine loves fiction, nonfiction, histories, mysteries and virtually all genres of books.