Weekly podcast for book lovers who want to read beyond the lines. Each episode, we put together a list of books with a common theme. We will tell you about recipes, travel destinations, screen/stage adaptations, fashion, art, or design inspired by these books. Listeners can interact with us by participating in any of the weekly sections we feature: Cover Gallery, Book vs. Book, Six-Word Book Review, and GuessWork. All show notes available at www.twobookramblers.com

Latest episodes of the podcast Two Book Ramblers

• Ep. 24. Two Of A Kind: Twins in literature
• Ep. 23: Beyond The Codex: Unorthodox writing surfaces
• Ep. 22: Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them: Magical sidekicks in books
• Ep. 21. A Walk Down Fictional Lane: Famous literary addresses
• Ep. 20. When Mice Are Men: Animal allegories in literature
• Ep. 19. Cast in Bronze: Books immortalized in public art
• Ep. 18. Heartbreak Hotel: Books about star-crossed lovers
• Ep. 17. One-Hit Wonders: Authors who wrote only one book
• Ep. 16. Hilarious Entrances: Funny first lines in literature
• Ep. 15. Ahead of Their Time: Predicting the future before 1900
• Ep.14. Get The Popcorn Ready: Can the movie be better than the book?
• Ep. 13. Do you have 20 minutes? It could take you less than that to read these books
• Ep. 12. 3...2...1...0! It's A Wrap: Bookish countdown to 2021
• Ep. 11. Worst in Show: Books getting bad reviews
• Ep. 10. On A First Name Basis: Books with a first name for a title
• Ep. 9. Blurry Lines: Books by authors with vision problems
• Ep. 8. Was It? A Dark and Stormy Night?: Odd First Lines
• Ep. 7. There are always two sides to a story: Retellings from a different perspective
• Ep. 6. Seeing Red: Books with red in the title
• Ep. 5. Inside Job: Writers writing writers
• Ep. 4. A Spooky Visit to Castle Rock
• Ep. 3. It's A Zoo Out There: Books about animals
• Ep. 2. Sue me: Books involved in lawsuits
• Ep. 1. Under 30: Books written within a month
• Ep. 0. Testing...Testing...Introducing our podcast