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This podcast originated from my desire to share my admiration of books and writing with my friends. Its goal is to encourage them and you, the listener, to pick up a book that you and I never would have before and to begin writing as a way of self-expression.

Simply, this podcast is about books and authors. But it delves into more profound topics than chatting about a book I am reading. My friends and I discuss authors’ lives by celebrating and/or denouncing the actions and views that brought them to publication and their works’ impacts on the world. It’s a podcast that delves into the historical context that shaped the literature that would influence generations. It’s a podcast that tells the story of literary adjacent figures who inspired our favorite books. We discuss literary movements, celebrate specific books that are often overlooked, underappreciated, or lost to history, and share our interpretations of superb literary works.

Well, here goes nothing. I hope you enjoy it.
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Jacek Deptula, aka the White Rhino, is Fil Deptula's guest as they conclude Henryk Sienkiewicz's epic Trilogy with a discussion on the final book in the series. Join them as they provide the context and review Fire in the Steppe; aka Pan Michal; aka Pan Wołodyjowski. Please like, comment, and follow the show on any platform you listen. Send any questions you may have to: patreon.com/LostintheLibraryPodcast [email protected] @lostinthelibrarypodcast on Instagram @fildeptula on Substack Intro song - War & Peace by Fertile Soil
Douglas Adams

Douglas Adams

2026-08-0601:36:43

It's the 50th episode! To celebrate, Host Fil Deptula sits down with Sir Vernacular Spectacular (Davis Peck) to discuss Douglas Adams - one of their favorite authors and the writer that reminded several generations to always bring a towel.  (If they were more clever, this would've been 42nd episode) Please like, comment, and follow the show on any platform you listen. Send any questions you may have to: patreon.com/LostintheLibraryPodcast [email protected] @lostinthelibrarypodcast on Instagram @fildeptula on Substack Intro song - War & Peace by Fertile Soil
Fil Deptula and Sir Andrew Kenney conclude the Tome of Jack London by discussing his voyages across the South Pacific, the many diseases he caught, his Beauty Range, the Wolf House, Brown Wolf, and his young death. Please like, comment, and follow the show on any platform you listen. Send any questions you may have to: patreon.com/LostintheLibraryPodcast [email protected] @lostinthelibrarypodcast on Instagram @fildeptula on Substack Intro song - War & Peace by Fertile Soil
Welcome back fellow scrollers. On (hopefully) the penultimate episode of this Jack London tome, host Fil Deptula chats with his friend Andrew Kenney to discuss Jack London's life during the Russo-Japanese War, London's divorce, his most successful books, and how he purchased the Beauty Ranch. Please like, comment, and follow the show on any platform you listen. Send any questions you may have to: patreon.com/LostintheLibraryPodcast [email protected] @lostinthelibrarypodcast on Instagram @fildeptula on Substack Intro song - War & Peace by Fertile Soil
This is the third of a quinquepartite of Jack London's life. Fil Deptula chats with his friend, Sir Andrew Kenney, about how Jack London's experiences that gets him to be one of America's most famous authors. Please like, comment, and follow the show on any platform you listen. Send any questions you may have to: patreon.com/LostintheLibraryPodcast [email protected] @lostinthelibrarypodcast on Instagram @fildeptula on Substack Intro song - War & Peace by Fertile Soil
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