You've heard plenty from us over the years about why we love Middle-earth, but toady we're sitting down with two fellow podcasters who've written a book on just that topic!
We're absolutely honoured to welcome Alan and Shawn from The Prancing Pony Podcast to A Book at Breakfast to discuss their new book 'Why We Love Middle-earth: An Enthusiast’s Book about Tolkien, Middle-earth & the LOTR Fandom'.
Be sure to also check out Alan's daily podcast, Today's Tolkien Times - especially the episode Chris appeared on back in January! playlist
To hear us talk even more about Tolkien, check out our playlist of Tolkien-related episodes!
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We're back! And we're following Sue Townsend as she leads us into non fiction...
Revisit our previous Adrian Mole Episodes.
Check out the new official Adrian Mole site!
Who is the Toymaker? Ahead of the return of "the greatest enemy the Doctor has ever faced" for Doctor Who's 60th Anniversary, we're raiding our bookshelves to find out everything we know about The Celestial Toymaker!
We discuss The Celestial Toymaker, The Nightmare Fair, and Doctor Who: Tales of Terror!
Happy Halloween! We're celebrating Spooky Season by staying in a cemetery setting... with a bonus episode on Neil Gaiman's Carnegie Medal winning children's book.
But what about second breakfast? We're continuing our discussion on JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit by diving into Peter Jackson's film adaptations and wondering whether or not they "perceive where the core of the original lies"!
It's September! There is an autumn-like mist white upon the ground and Mark is embarking on an adventure across the misty mountains of the Camino de Santiago - what better time to discuss JRR Tolkien's masterpiece, The Hobbit?
We're back, and celebrating World Book Day with the return of our favourite literary character in The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole by Sue Townsend! Don't forget, you can follow and support A Book at Breakfast here - https://linktr.ee/abookatbreakfast
Not a red rose or a satin heart. We give you a Valentine's Special in which we discuss Carol Ann Duffy's fourth collection, Mean Time.