22: Book Clubs: Revolution and Politics
Words To That Effect
English - July 02, 2018 15:57 - 31 minutes - ★★★★★ - 30 ratingsBooks Arts Society & Culture Documentary Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
The Rick O'Shea Bookclub is Ireland's largest bookclub. It has 17,000 members and is growing fast. Book clubs have never been more popular. But where did they begin, and what role have they played in literary history?
Quite a large role, it turns out: culturally, politically, and commercially.
In this episode I talk to Rick O'Shea about the success of his bookclub, and to Prof DeNel Rehberg Sedo and Dr Amy Prendergast, two experts in the history of books clubs and reading groups.
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The Rick O'Shea Bookclub is Ireland's largest bookclub. It has 17,000 members and is growing fast. Book clubs have never been more popular. But where did they begin, and what role have they played in literary history?
Quite a large role, it turns out: culturally, politically, and commercially.
In this episode I talk to Rick O'Shea about the success of his bookclub, and to Prof DeNel Rehberg Sedo and Dr Amy Prendergast, two experts in the history of books clubs and reading groups.
More at wttepodcast.com/bookclub
Support Words To That Effect at patreon.com/wtte and get bonus episodes and more!
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