A literary podcast exploring the content, context, and contemporary relevance of 17th to 19th century literature. We want to try answer the big question: why should we read old books?
Martina Devlin
European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies
Museum of Literature Ireland
BBC World Service
David Freeman
infoaux
The TLS
Burning Books
The Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon
The Irish Times Books Podcast
The Irish Times
BBC Radio 4
Teacher Lara
History Hit
Edinburgh International Book Festival
Evan Lampe
Jacke Wilson / The Podglomerate
Shakespeare and Company
Loyal Books
The Business Post
Tamara Crawford and Vina Orden
Plain Jane
Kristina's Book Review Podcast
Jenny Ellis
International Literature Festival Dublin
Auckland Writers Festival
Literary Friction
Travis and Amanda
Granta Magazine
Bookmarks
HeadStuff
Marshall Poe
Amy Helmes & Kim Askew
The Spectator
The Spectator
The Spectator
Irish Cultural Centre
CBC Radio
Edinburgh International Book Festival
FaberBooks
Los Angeles Review of Books
Unbound
Emma Catan
Sarah Erik Sackville-McLauchlan
RTÃ Radio 1
Pranali Donekar
Ciara Geraghty
Classic Literature
a podcast with Jacob and Friends
A Tale Of Three Indies
Antonella Inserra
Carl Rollyson
Guardian
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Monocle
Loyal Books
PJ Mathews
Marva and Sabrina
A Pair of Bookends
Dublin City Council
HeadStuff
Istros Books
Loyal Books
Virago Books
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Michelle Gately & Caitlin Toohey
Harper Audio Presents
Loyal Books
Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival
ABC Radio
Jemma Birrell, Tablo Publishing
Christina Young
Jose Arroyo & Richard Layne
Suite (212)
Richard And Judy
The Cheeky Natives
Loyal Books
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4 Extra
Grand Journal
Bookings - The King's Co-op Bookstore Podcast
International Anthony Burgess Foundation
None
Greenlight Bookstore
Simon & Schuster
2RPH
Great Literature
Scottish Book Trust
Loyal Books
Emirates Literature Foundation
Dublin Book Festival
Los Angeles Review of Books
RFI English
Ad Maiora - Sara Albanese
Gareth Russell
Fernanda Moura
Jane Healey
RNZ
Marshall Poe