Book and Bourbon

1984 might have recently become a fashionable read, but this episode of Book and Bourbon suggests that it never went out of style….

The ability to tell a short story, whether it’s written or spoken, might be one of the most difficult skills to develop over…

There’s journalism, and then there’s Gonzo journalism. Hunter S. Thompson hit the campaign trail in 1972 to cover our nation’s great election and…

The places we call home might be smaller than you think, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Wendell Berry has a wonderful…

We are living in the age of adolescence, an age in which we might be perpetually stuck. At least, that’s what it feels…

To read the book first or watch the movie first? That is the question. Whichever you choose, there’s no denying that No Country…

When a book sparks emotion, you have to take notice; no matter the book. Alas, Babylon is a reminder of the threat, both…

There are few writers who paint a picture like Steinbeck. From his stories to his characters to his settings to his descriptions, you…

Are we all just accidents waiting to happen? Maybe. In this episode of the Book and Bourbon podcast, Chris takes a look at…

We are literally surrounded by our own personal primers, but do we spend enough time thinking about the experiences they provide? In this…