Like many, I’ve been consuming more podcast over the years. It’s fun, and you can listen to it wherever, whenever. There’s something nice about hearing someone tell you a story rather than read it, it makes the whole thing more intimate.
So I thought, why not me?
After long reflexion on what to do, which idea I wanted to chose, I made my way to a literary podcast. Reading is probably my oldest passion, the one from childhood that stuck with me as an adult. If you don’t know what to get me for Christmas, get me a book, and I’ll be the happiest girl.
Pensées d’une lectrice is my French podcast, mixing literary analysis and reviews of what I’m reading, in short 20-minutes episodes. The goal? To make you discover new stories, new genres and authors that might be not worldly renowned but are great. To make this more journalistic, I’m trying to get interview with the authors I’m reading, to get insight on the books but also talk about writing as a form of art.
Unfortunately, it is all in French, but I still thought this part of my work should be showcased here.
Here’s the latest episode, where I had the chance to interview Capucine Azaviele, the author of the first book I presented.