November 5, 2021 Finding Joy: Books to Celebrate the Extraordinary Pleasures of the Everyday Percy Shelley is credited with having said “The soul’s joy lies in doing”, perhaps a spin on Shakespeare’s “Things won are done, joy’s soul…
October 27, 2021 Chilling Reads for Halloween: 5 Authors Discuss Spooky Literary Inspiration As days darken, leaves fall, and plastic gravestones sprout up in front lawns, I find myself seeking books to help me embody the haunting…
October 14, 2021 On Beyond Hygge: Read Globally, Live Happily Back in 2016, many Americans suddenly developed a widespread fascination with the Danish concept of hygge, defined as “a quality of coziness and comfortable…
October 13, 2021 Guest Author Blog: Climate Healing and What Drives My Work The scientists are crying. I just watched Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet, David Attenborough’s newly released Netflix documentary, featuring scientist Johan Rockström…
September 15, 2021 Book Report: Fermentation Exploration While browsing a local farmer’s market some years ago, I came across a brightly lettered poster that enthusiastically invited all comers to “Explore Fermentation!…
August 11, 2021 Books That Got Me Through: My Trans Child’s Transition At AuthorPods, we’ve been considering the countless ways that books affect us by asking readers to share “books that got them through” a certain…
August 6, 2021 New(ish) and Notable Books by Vermont Authors AuthorPods is headquartered in beautiful Vermont, a state that has inspired countless writers, authors and poets to live and create within its borders. Some…
August 4, 2021 Female Athletes, Mental Health and Self-Doubt Since competing on the U.S. Ski team in the late 1960s, Lee Hall Delfausse, author of the novel Snow Sanctuary (The Peppertree Press, 2018),…
July 27, 2021 So You Want To: Compost in Your City Home In America, we waste roughly 40% of our food per year. The bulk of this waste occurs at the consumer level, where only 5%…
July 16, 2021 Books about Dance Every Dancer Will Love To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love ― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice Using the written word to…