This is not the official Ouïedire! CHOQ is no longer maintaining the feed. The actual site ishttps://www.ouiedire.net/"Le projet Ouïedire est développé par Constructions Incongrues et est hébergé par Pastis Hosting. Les émissions sont rediffusées chez nos ami⋅e⋅s : Canal B - Choq CA - Cjuc 92.5 FM - Eponyme - π-node - Radio Octopus - Station Station"

Gah, the dreck I've waded through to have just a moment of Ed Byrne. Miss MOCK THE WEEK. This was painful, but got a Byrne and Mortimer story and Ed's praise of Sean Lock and Lee Mack. Ugh, otherwise, garbage.

An excellent visit with this intellectual polyglot. His readers will not be disappointed, as he glides between literary, political, historical, and cultural topics. Bibliophiles will enjoy hearing Manguel speak. In addition to libraries, this is a book about readers and their relationships with books, as are several of his other delightful books, such as THE LIBRARY AT NIGHT. The best book about libraries, however, is THE LIBRARY: A FRAGILE HISTORY by Andrew Pettegree and Arthur der Weduwen.