Isabel Allende, Eva Luna
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“The World Book Club is always interesting and I have discovered many books by listening to it. This month’s episode with Isabel Allende may be the best interview in the whole series, with unusually good and diverse questions that the author takes seriously and uses to explain her writing process and her views on many relevant topics. Congratulations to Harriet Gilbert for her intelligent and sensitive interviewing, again.”
a woman in berlin via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
02/06/22
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“I have been listening to this podcast for ten years now and it never fails to please. Informative, interesting and insightful and excellently presented by the marvelously witty Harriet Gilbert. Five stars isn’t enough”
Ali Womblefox via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
03/13/20
“I love the show and have discovered so many fine books and writers. unfortunately every once in a while a fantastic author reveals themselves to be irredeemably boring or ungracious, and that’s always a shame, but luckily it is really seldom!”
emily minerva via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/21/21
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“It is wonderful to hear the voices of readers from all corners of the world talking about the same book. The comments and questions are rich and the answers of authors are rich. The discussions expand our openness to the diversity of our global family.”
Wendy Whimsy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/12/23
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