The Bibliopod: On Edith Whartonmania and indie publishing
This week on Maclean’s podcast about books, we interview Stephanie Clifford about Edith Wharton, and Dan Wells of Biblioasis
This week on the Bibliopod: Brian Bethune and Anne Kingston on Edith Whartonmania and Stephanie Clifford’s hotly anticipated new novel skewering New York’s upper crust. Plus, the success of Biblioasis and why this era of mega best-sellers is the golden age of indie publishing.
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