Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Stephanie Foo on writing and healing from trauma
Award-winning podcaster Stephanie Foo joined us to talk about her moving and informative book, What My Bones Know: A Memoir of Healing from Complex Trauma.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
NoViolet Bulawayo on her glorious new novel
We spoke with Zimbabwean novelist NoViolet Bulawayo about her new book Glory, the story of Jidada, a fictional country ruled by one tyrant, then another.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Kathryn Schulz on love and loss
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Kathryn Schulz spoke with us about Lost & Found, her unusual and unforgettable memoir of grief and love.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
The joyful endurance of Hanif Abdurraqib
We spoke with Hanif Abdurraqib, poet, essayist, and recipient of the 2021 MacArthur "Genius grant" about his book A Little Devil in America.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
The best books we read in 2021
Hear all about the best eBooks and audiobooks that we, the staff of Kobo, read in 2021.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
In conversation with Chloe Liese, author of The Mistletoe Motive
The Kobo Writing Life podcast spoke with author Chloe Liese about her charming new novella The Mistletoe Motive.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
James S. A. Corey looking back on The Expanse
We spoke with Ty Franck and Daniel Abraham, the duo behind the blockbuster science fiction series and TV series, The Expanse.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Physicist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein tells the stories of the stars
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein is a theoretical physicist and the author of The Disordered Cosmos, a moving and enlightening book about the science of the stars.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Janelle Shane on why artificial intelligence often seems dumb
We spoke with Janelle Shane, author of the book You Look Like a Thing and I Love You, about pickup lines, recipes, and assorted other AI weirdness.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Edward Rutherfurd on the endurance of human nature
Novelist Edward Rutherfurd spoke with us about historical research, representation, and how bookselling taught him the value of the first 3 pages.