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Madeline Martin

Madeline Martin

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Oct 27, 2026

Brianna LabuskesHOST
51:28
And, like, if I had searched this, like, five years ago, I would get, like, real results.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
51:34
This results that they gave me were a fake, a bookshop that existed in Madeline Martin's The Last Bookshop.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
51:45
Did you find it? oh god and they said fiction book or this fiction bookshop set in london in madeline martin's book which i had read so i knew and was set in rome in 1800s and i was like oh my god oh my god and then like i used to be able to search um I use a lot of quotes in my books from like old books.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:16
It's just something I do for my historical fiction.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:18
And so I'm constantly searching quotes, right? And like, I will put a quote in to Google now and the little AI overview will tell me it was written by Ernest Hemingway.
Anne SchindlerHOST
1:03
Well, we are glad to have you.
Anne SchindlerHOST
1:05
And as we were talking a little bit before the show, you're in the midst of a whirlwind book tour night after night.
Anne SchindlerHOST
1:11
You've been traveling all over the place, across continents, and you're going to have some events coming up here in St. Augustine and in Fernandina.
Anne SchindlerHOST
1:21
And we'll get to that in a little bit about where people can see you.

8 MINS LATER

Anne SchindlerHOST
9:45
Yeah, I
Madeline MartinGUEST
9:46
think this is my 43rd book.
Madeline MartinGUEST
9:47
Yeah, technically 44 because I just turned in my, my next one before leaving for book tour.
Madeline MartinGUEST
9:51
So you are, I mean,
Mary Kay AndrewsHOST
3:33
Also, we recently had exclusive Q&A interviews with Susan Cole, Nathaniel Philbrick, Nina Simon.
Mary Kay AndrewsHOST
3:40
Madeline Martin, Elizabeth Wellington-Rollins, and Megan Mostyn-Brown.
Mary Kay AndrewsHOST
3:44
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Patti Callahan HenryHOST
3:51
I mean, you're lucky I didn't do the Substack announcement because I go on and on.
Meg AndersonGUEST
36:30
[laughs] I love that.
MegHOST
36:30
that.One of my favorite guests who's been on this show, Madeline Martin, she wrote a blurb for your book, and I have to mention it here because she said, "The Memory of Borrowed Books is the ultimate love letter to libraries, the stories that heal, the refuge they offer, and the communities they bring together." And I couldn't have said it better.
MegHOST
36:49
That's what your book really does.
Meg AndersonGUEST
36:50
Yes.
speaker_2NARRATOR
58:05
Then it's from Japan to the USA.
speaker_2NARRATOR
58:08
We're delighted to be working with the Bury St Edmunds Literature Festival to welcome best-selling author Madeline Martin to the UK next month for the launch of her new novel, A Time of Witches.
speaker_2NARRATOR
58:21
Madeline visited Bury St Edmunds to research the historic witch trials, which feature in the book.
speaker_2NARRATOR
58:28
Her visit is one of a number of initiatives supporting our new digital marketing campaign, promoting the witch trials as a fascinating part of the town's heritage and an attraction for visitors." We are coming to the end of this edition of St.
MeganHOST
25:27
But, you know, of course we love Alice Hoffman and, you know, we're going to keep reading the series.
MeganHOST
25:34
Another witchy book that I read that I liked a smidge more and I gave it four solid stars is called A Year No, Not a Year, A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin.
MeganHOST
25:45
This was definitely more historical.
MeganHOST
25:50
Historical and very strong in the plot, it does have like a past and present thing going on.

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