01:13:02
New Mexico Bookhaul! (Ep 27)
36:01
Pre-vacation Bookhaul! (Ep 26)
34:32
Crucible of War | The Lions of Al-Rassan | The Rise and Rule of Tamerlane | Mordew (Ep24)
01:06:05
The Alienist | The Dog of the South | Elucidating Tathagatagarbha | The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
55:14
Doggerland | Brahma Sūtras (Śrī Bhāsya) | Meditation | Phantastes & Lilith (Ep 22)
22:06
Beyond the Horizon, the Art of John Harris | Tower of Babylon, Ted Chiang (Ep21)
01:02:05
Selections from Salammbô, by Gustave Flaubert - Part 2 (HoB Ep20)
01:01:51
Selections from Salammbô, by Gustave Flaubert - Part 1 (HoB Ep19)
39:17
Three Tales — Flaubert, The Gateless Gate, and Militia Christi — Harnack (HoB Ep18)
55:10
L'Ornement Polychrome II, Semitic Magic, 1001 Nights, & A Cavern of Black Ice (HoB Ep 17)
46:00
Gustave Moreau, Rabindranath Tagore, and Tales of Nevèrÿon (HoB Ep 16)
24:12
Testament of Solomon, A Small Town in Germany, & Out of the Silent Planet (HoB Ep 15)
38:39
Bag o' Books! (HoB Ep 14)
20:05
The Honourable Schoolboy and Smiley's People, by John le Carré + Jack Vance (HoB Ep 13)
32:48
Empires of the Steppes, by Kenneth W. Harl + The Sword of Persia, by Michael Axworthy (HoB Ep12)
25:29
The Brave Free Men + The Faceless Man - Jack Vance (HoB Ep11)
21:12
The Dhammapada + The Day of the Triffids (Hands on Books Episode 10)
12:02
The Religions of Man, by Huston Smith (Hands on Books Episode 9)
16:56
On Blue's Waters, by Gene Wolfe (Hands on Books Episode 8)
17:18
Julian, by Gore Vidal (Hands on Books Episode 7)
22:09
The Gate of Heaven, by Margaret Barker (Hands on Books Episode 6)
20:31
Ancilla to the Pre-Socratic Philosophers, by Kathleen Freeman (Hands on Books Episode 5)
57:17
Kim, by Rudyard Kipling (Hands on Books Episode 4)
01:10:58
Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, by Gershom Scholem (Hands on Books Episode 3)
01:00:42
A Book Too Far - Hands on Books Ep. 2
36:24
Hands on Books - Episode 1
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About
Welcome to Hands on Books! This is a project meant to share my favorite hobby—book collecting. Each episode, I'll open a book (or several) from my ever-growing stack of unopened packages. I particularly love used books that have some character, so I never know exactly what I'll get. We'll discuss topics, authors, and the books themselves, and hopefully pass along some interesting suggestions. If you're a fellow book-lover, I think you'll grasp intuitively the experience I'm trying to share. Happy reading!
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