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Fully Booked by Kirkus Reviews
00:56:04 12/16/2024

Past Episodes

On our Best March Books episode, Kirkus? editors share their top titles for the month. Then Pulitzer Prize finalist Laila Lalami joins us to discuss her latest novel, The Dream Hotel (Pantheon, March 4). Kirkus: ?A woman is detained under an American regime where even dreams are being surveilled?.An engrossing and troubling dystopian tale? (starred review).
00:00:00 3/3/2025
Lidia Yuknavitch discusses Reading the Waves: A Memoir (Riverhead, Feb. 4). Kirkus: ?A noted writer and teacher explores the uses of memoir to recast and heal the wounds of the past?. Full of the messy, moving, in-your-face inspiration and storytelling for which Yuknavitch is beloved.? Then our editors share their top picks in books for the week.
00:00:00 2/24/2025
On a special episode celebrating debut authors, Erin Crosby Eckstine discusses her novel, Junie (Ballantine, Feb. 4), who Kirkus calls ?a talented writer to watch.? ?On the eve of the Civil War, an enslaved Black teen awakens her sister?s ghost and embarks on a dangerous journey to freedom in this debut novel,? Kirkus writes in a review. ?Featuring a spirited protagonist, this compelling mix of the historical and the supernatural will resonate.? Then our editors highlight some more of the season?s most exciting debuts.
00:00:00 2/17/2025
Paul Lisicky discusses Song So Wild and Blue: A Life With the Music of Joni Mitchell (HarperOne, Feb. 25). Kirkus calls his latest memoir ?a beautiful tribute to a legendary musician and the act of creation? (starred review). Then our editors share their top picks in books for the week.
00:00:00 2/10/2025
On our Best February Books episode, Kirkus? editors share their top titles for the month. Then Kate Beaton joins us to discuss her funny and fierce new picture book, Shark Girl (Roaring Brook Press, Feb. 25). Kirkus: ?Stand aside, little mermaids. The true, pointy-toothed protector of the seas is here!?
00:50:05 2/3/2025
Celebrated author Edmund White discusses The Loves of My Life: A Sex Memoir (Bloomsbury, Jan. 28). Kirkus: ?An irreverent and unapologetically provocative scrapbook of an aging author?s sex life? (starred review). Then our editors share their top picks in books for the week.
00:52:23 1/27/2025
Environmental and climate activist Catherine Coleman Flowers discusses Holy Ground: On Activism, Environmental Justice, and Finding Hope (Spiegel & Grau, Jan. 28), and essay collection Kirkus calls ?a passionate and thoughtful exploration of social injustice? (starred review). And in a sponsored interview, Megan speaks with Cheryl Willis Hudson and London Ladd, the author and the illustrator of When I Hear Spirituals (Holiday House, Jan. 5), ?an exuberant and picturesque celebration of African American spirituals? (starred review). Then our editors share their top picks in books for the week.
00:58:17 1/20/2025
On this episode, dedicated to the Most Anticipated Books of 2025, Cynthia Weiner joins us to discuss A Gorgeous Excitement (Crown, Jan. 21), a brilliant debut novel inspired by her 1980s childhood on New York?s Upper East Side, and a personal connection to an infamous murder. Kirkus: ?Carefully paced and beautifully written, this edgy coming-of-age novel succeeds on all counts? (starred review). Then our editors share some of this spring?s most eagerly awaited titles.
00:54:49 1/13/2025
In this special repisode, recorded live at the Texas Book Festival in Austin, host Megan Labrise moderates featured panel ?The Art of Mystery? with New York Times bestselling authors Jean Hanff Korelitz (The Sequel) and Liz Moore (The God of the Woods).
00:43:47 1/6/2025
Happy New Year, listeners! It?s the Fully Booked Year in Review, featuring editor-in-chief Tom Beer and Kirkus correspondent Michael Schaub. On this jolly special episode, we take a deep dive into the weirdest book news of 2024 and reveal the year?s most popular episode.
00:54:46 12/30/2024

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