Jacke (Jack) Wilson
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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neighborhood in downtown where you can walk around.
There's a lot of interesting restaurants and a lot of things to do.
And it's a very walkable neighborhood.
And then a stop in Wonderland is a good way to cap off your evening or your afternoon.
Is there anything else that you'd like to tell our listeners about your store?
Any special events or upcoming promotions or things that you'd like them to know about Wonderland?
As you were describing that, I was thinking back to when my kids, they're college age now, when we used to go into bookstores and libraries and they had events like that.
And I got a little misty.
Okay.
Well, the bookstore is called Wonderland Books in Bethesda, Maryland.
Thank you so much for joining me on the History of Literature.
Okay, that was Amy Joyce and Gail Weiswasser of Wonderland Books.
Speaking of algorithms that know what they're doing, these are even better, like a human version of an algorithm.
These two have such good taste, you'll go into Wonderland Books and see.
book after book of interest to you no garbage and you can check out their wall of of dog photos and of course look for our book great detective an adventure for two people and tell amy and gail that you heard them on the podcast and you just wanted to say hello and thank them for revivifying what looked like it was going to be lost which is a
local bookstore, and a community of readers and lovers of books.
It's like digging for an oasis in the middle of the desert.
Thirsty people are going to be grateful.
Speaking of thirsty people and being grateful, how about our kissing topic?
Katie Barclay and the history of kissing after this.
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