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I'm Mike - this is Riff Raff's Reading Renaissance. Welcome! In this video I share my full March reading wrap-up, after a very busy month. I discuss:
- March reading progress (sticking to the spreadsheet!)
- My "mammoth" read Wolf Hall
- Short story reading approach
- Non-fiction highlights & biographies
- A HUGE secondhand book haul
- Graphic novels (new territory for me!)
- April TBR (including sci-fi, classics & history)
- Historathon reading dilemma
- People April ideas
- Reflections on reading with intention
TIMESTAMPS / CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro – March Reading Report 📚
01:59 “March of the Mammoths” – Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
03:35 Read the Beloved Country Update & Short stories
03:58 Short Stories: W. Somerset Maugham (Rain)
05:34 Non-Fiction: South African Politics (“The Deal”)
06:20 Biography: Ben Elton – What Have I Done?
10:50 Historathon Q1: First People (Koisan History)
12:42 March Wrap-Up Summary
13:24 Massive Book Haul Begins (Norton Anthologies) 📦
15:19 Literary Theory & Criticism Finds
16:34 Biography Haul (Burgess, Stalin, Hitchens & Alcohol)
21:26 History Books Haul (Europe, Middle East, USA)
23:26 Music & Jazz Book (Ted Gioia)
24:43 Fiction Haul (Evelyn Waugh, Stephen King)
26:45 The Raj Quartet (Paul Scott)
27:58 Sandy Toksvig's LGBT Novel – Valentine Grey
29:51 Short Stories: W.S. Gilbert Collection
31:11 Graphic Novels: Watchmen & Maus 👀
33:14 World Drama Collection Discovery
35:03 April Reading Plans 📖
36:12 Richard Burton Diaries (Books About Books)
37:25 Sci-Fi Pick: The Left Hand of Darkness
38:17 Nabokov’s Dozen & South Africa's J M Coetzee
39:52 Non-Fiction: The Troubles, Liberation & Corruption
41:55 Historathon Q2 Dilemma (Middle Ages vs Rome)
43:40 Chaucer’s Knight (Terry Jones)
45:32 Books for Bowel Cancer Event ❤️
48:23 Dr Cranky Pants & Reading Priorities
49:24 Closing Thoughts. Future Plans & Thanks
If you enjoy:
📖 reading wrap-ups
📚 book hauls
🧠 thoughtful reading reflections
🎯 structured TBR planning
…then you’re in the right place.
HELP ME OUT in the comments:
Q1 Should I do a deep dive on “First People - The Lost History of the Khoisan”?
Q2 - Which history book should I choose next for Historathon Quarter 2?
📚 12 Caesars
📚 Powers and Thrones
📚 Chaucer’s Knight
Q3. - Are Maus & Watchmen the greatest graphic novels ever?
📺 BookTubers Mentioned
Nick or @DrCrankyPantsReads and his great thought provoking video on Booktube behaviour -
youtube.com/watch?v=sohEST-sr9Y
Books For Bowel Cancer videos -
Roz @scallydandlingaboutthebooks youtube.com/watch?v=jJub8KfT3TE&t=76s
Charlie @CharlieBrookReads has the original announcement video - youtube.com/watch?v=DnpffcSUTAc
Margaret Pinard, who needs to read Wolf Hall@MargaretPinard
Bren Booth Jones, my literary studies guru@brenboothjones
Steve Donoghue, king of the Starter Kit@saintdonoghue
Hannah@HannahsBooks
Vin, for all things Historathon@revenantreads
BOOKS MENTIONED (by category) :
⭐ March Reads
Wolf Hall — Hilary Mantel
Mhudi - Sol Plaatje
“Rain” (short story) — W Somerset Maugham
The Deal - Mandy Wiener
What Have I Done? — Ben Elton
🧠 Historathon Q1 Pre-history
First People: The Lost History of the Khoisan — Andrew Smith
🧠 Other History
Europe: A History — Norman Davies
The Great War for Civilisation — Robert Fisk
The Penguin History of the USA — Hugh Brogan
Powers and Thrones — Dan Jones
The Twelve Caesars — Suetonius
Chaucer’s Knight — Terry Jones
📖 Literary Studies
Beginning Theory - Peter Barry
The Norton Anthology of English Literature (Vol 1 & 2)
Byron and Joyce Through Homer — Hermione de Almeida
👤 Biography
The Real Life of Anthony Burgess — Andrew Biswell
In Love with Hell — William Palmer
Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar — Simon Sebag Montefiore
Mortality — Christopher Hitchens
The Richard Burton Diaries — Richard Burton
🎵 Music
How to Listen to Jazz — Ted Gioia
My Life In Dire Straits — John Illsley
📚 Fiction
The Loved One — Evelyn Waugh
Different Seasons — Stephen King
The Raj Quartet — Paul Scott
Valentine Grey — Sandi Toksvig
The Triumph of Vice — W. S. Gilbert
🎭 Drama Collection
26 World Dramas, including works by:
Aristophanes, Aeschylus, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Oliver Goldsmith, Richard Sheridan
🖼️ Graphic Novels
Watchmen — Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons
Maus — Art Spiegelman
📅 April TBR
The Left Hand of Darkness — Ursula K. Le Guin
Nabokov’s Dozen — Vladimir Nabokov
Waiting for the Barbarians — J. M. Coetzee
Say Nothing — Patrick Radden Keefe
Liberation and Corruption — Peter Hain
❤️ Health / Mentioned Book
The Emperor of All Maladies — Siddhartha Mukherjee
Thanks for watching.
👍 Like, subscribe, & join the journey!
And for the almighty algorithm:
#BookTube #ReadingWrapUp #MarchReads #BookHaul #AprilTBR #WhatIRead #ReadingVlog #WolfHall #HistoricalFiction #ClassicBooks #NonFictionReads
#ShortStories #ReadingJourney #BookRecommendations #GraphicNovels #Historathon
#PeopleApril #ReadingCommunity #BooksOfYouTube #ReaderLife
I'm Mike - this is Riff Raff's Reading Renaissance. Welcome! In this video I share my full March reading wrap-up, after a very busy month. I discuss:
- March reading progress (sticking to the spreadsheet!)
- My "mammoth" read Wolf Hall
- Short story reading approach
- Non-fiction highlights & biographies
- A HUGE secondhand book haul
- Graphic novels (new territory for me!)
- April TBR (including sci-fi, classics & history)
- Historathon reading dilemma
- People April ideas
- Reflections on reading with intention
TIMESTAMPS / CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro – March Reading Report 📚
01:59 “March of the Mammoths” – Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
03:35 Read the Beloved Country Update & Short stories
03:58 Short Stories: W. Somerset Maugham (Rain)
05:34 Non-Fiction: South African Politics (“The Deal”)
06:20 Biography: Ben Elton – What Have I Done?
10:50 Historathon Q1: First People (Koisan History)
12:42 March Wrap-Up Summary
13:24 Massive Book Haul Begins (Norton Anthologies) 📦
15:19 Literary Theory & Criticism Finds
16:34 Biography Haul (Burgess, Stalin, Hitchens & Alcohol)
21:26 History Books Haul (Europe, Middle East, USA)
23:26 Music & Jazz Book (Ted Gioia)
24:43 Fiction Haul (Evelyn Waugh, Stephen King)
26:45 The Raj Quartet (Paul Scott)
27:58 Sandy Toksvig's LGBT Novel – Valentine Grey
29:51 Short Stories: W.S. Gilbert Collection
31:11 Graphic Novels: Watchmen & Maus 👀
33:14 World Drama Collection Discovery
35:03 April Reading Plans 📖
36:12 Richard Burton Diaries (Books About Books)
37:25 Sci-Fi Pick: The Left Hand of Darkness
38:17 Nabokov’s Dozen & South Africa's J M Coetzee
39:52 Non-Fiction: The Troubles, Liberation & Corruption
41:55 Historathon Q2 Dilemma (Middle Ages vs Rome)
43:40 Chaucer’s Knight (Terry Jones)
45:32 Books for Bowel Cancer Event ❤️
48:23 Dr Cranky Pants & Reading Priorities
49:24 Closing Thoughts. Future Plans & Thanks
If you enjoy:
📖 reading wrap-ups
📚 book hauls
🧠 thoughtful reading reflections
🎯 structured TBR planning
…then you’re in the right place.
HELP ME OUT in the comments:
Q1 Should I do a deep dive on “First People - The Lost History of the Khoisan”?
Q2 - Which history book should I choose next for Historathon Quarter 2?
📚 12 Caesars
📚 Powers and Thrones
📚 Chaucer’s Knight
Q3. - Are Maus & Watchmen the greatest graphic novels ever?
📺 BookTubers Mentioned
Nick or @DrCrankyPantsReads and his great thought provoking video on Booktube behaviour -
youtube.com/watch?v=sohEST-sr9Y
Books For Bowel Cancer videos -
Roz @scallydandlingaboutthebooks youtube.com/watch?v=jJub8KfT3TE&t=76s
Charlie @CharlieBrookReads has the original announcement video - youtube.com/watch?v=DnpffcSUTAc
Margaret Pinard, who needs to read Wolf Hall@MargaretPinard
Bren Booth Jones, my literary studies guru@brenboothjones
Steve Donoghue, king of the Starter Kit@saintdonoghue
Hannah@HannahsBooks
Vin, for all things Historathon@revenantreads
BOOKS MENTIONED (by category) :
⭐ March Reads
Wolf Hall — Hilary Mantel
Mhudi - Sol Plaatje
“Rain” (short story) — W Somerset Maugham
The Deal - Mandy Wiener
What Have I Done? — Ben Elton
🧠 Historathon Q1 Pre-history
First People: The Lost History of the Khoisan — Andrew Smith
🧠 Other History
Europe: A History — Norman Davies
The Great War for Civilisation — Robert Fisk
The Penguin History of the USA — Hugh Brogan
Powers and Thrones — Dan Jones
The Twelve Caesars — Suetonius
Chaucer’s Knight — Terry Jones
📖 Literary Studies
Beginning Theory - Peter Barry
The Norton Anthology of English Literature (Vol 1 & 2)
Byron and Joyce Through Homer — Hermione de Almeida
👤 Biography
The Real Life of Anthony Burgess — Andrew Biswell
In Love with Hell — William Palmer
Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar — Simon Sebag Montefiore
Mortality — Christopher Hitchens
The Richard Burton Diaries — Richard Burton
🎵 Music
How to Listen to Jazz — Ted Gioia
My Life In Dire Straits — John Illsley
📚 Fiction
The Loved One — Evelyn Waugh
Different Seasons — Stephen King
The Raj Quartet — Paul Scott
Valentine Grey — Sandi Toksvig
The Triumph of Vice — W. S. Gilbert
🎭 Drama Collection
26 World Dramas, including works by:
Aristophanes, Aeschylus, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Oliver Goldsmith, Richard Sheridan
🖼️ Graphic Novels
Watchmen — Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons
Maus — Art Spiegelman
📅 April TBR
The Left Hand of Darkness — Ursula K. Le Guin
Nabokov’s Dozen — Vladimir Nabokov
Waiting for the Barbarians — J. M. Coetzee
Say Nothing — Patrick Radden Keefe
Liberation and Corruption — Peter Hain
❤️ Health / Mentioned Book
The Emperor of All Maladies — Siddhartha Mukherjee
Thanks for watching.
👍 Like, subscribe, & join the journey!
And for the almighty algorithm:
#BookTube #ReadingWrapUp #MarchReads #BookHaul #AprilTBR #WhatIRead #ReadingVlog #WolfHall #HistoricalFiction #ClassicBooks #NonFictionReads
#ShortStories #ReadingJourney #BookRecommendations #GraphicNovels #Historathon
#PeopleApril #ReadingCommunity #BooksOfYouTube #ReaderLife










![Can Music Heal Us? Oliver Sacks & Daniel Levitin Explained | TOMTOM Ep 01
Riff Raffs Reading Renaissance Recommended Recovery & Reconnection Records - listen to them here -
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlpN8mmVl6oEXzOHptbPABCc2Sv95iqC-
Hi! Im Mike - this is Riff Raffs Reading Renaissance. Welcome!
In uncertain times, many readers (and creators) struggle with focus, motivation, and emotional balance. Today, I explore something deeply personal yet powerfully scientific: music as a force for healing and renewal.
This episode of RiffRaff’s Reading Renaissance launches a new subseries, TOMTOM (The Old Man Talks Of Music), examining the profound relationship between music and the human brain — grounded not in sentiment, but in neuroscience.
If music truly engages the same neural systems as sorrow and ecstasy — could it also help us endure difficult seasons?
We explore three remarkable books:
Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks - How music survives brain trauma, unlocks memory, and reorganizes neural pathways.
This Is Your Brain on Music by Daniel Levitin - Why music triggers universal emotions and may be evolutionarily essential.
The World in Six Songs by Daniel Levitin - How six fundamental song types shaped cooperation, memory, spirituality, and love.
We discuss:
- Music and Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, and Alzheimer’s
- Dopamine, oxytocin, cortisol, and neural reward systems
- Music as social bonding and evolutionary adaptation
- Why music activates the same brain regions as grief and joy
Timestamps & Chapters
00:00 Whats on my mind
01:56 TOMTOM - a new series of books & music
03:38 Musicophilia – Oliver Sacks
05:35 Daniel Levitin & Evolutionary Music
07:19 Your Brain On Music (Robert Sapolskys foreward)
08:41 The Six Types of Songs Explained
13:22 The Science of Music, the Brain, Grief & Joy
14:23 RRRR Recommended Recovery & Reconnection Records
15:55 Global Collaboration Playlist
16:33 AMERICA
18:46 ENGLISH
21:57 CELTIC
23:32 AFRICAN
25:39 WORLD COLLABORATIONS
28:04 Listening for Soul Healing
28:57 Wrap Up & Thank You
Finally, I share a carefully curated global playlist celebrating collaboration across cultures — from folk traditions to world fusion — designed to calm chaos and reconnect us to our shared humanity. Listen to it here -
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlpN8mmVl6oEXzOHptbPABCc2Sv95iqC-
Featured artists include:
[AMERICAN]
Simon & Garfunkel, Loreena McKennitt, Judy Collins, Gillian Welch, Stan Rogers
[ENGLISH]
Coope Boyes & Simpson, Pentangle, The Imagined Village, June Tabor & The Oysterband, Fairport Convention
[CELTIC]
Bill Whelan (Riverdance), Sting & The Chieftains, Andy Irvine & Paul Brady, Dougie Maclean, Dick Gaughan
[AFRICAN]
Paul Simon (Graceland), Tananas, Rokia Traore, Juluka, Toumani Diabate & Ballake Sissoko
[WORLD]
Mariza, Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares, Ry Cooder & V M Bhatt, Buena Vista Social Club, AfroCubism
Let me know:
Would you like more music-and-book crossovers?
Or shall we return strictly to mainstream book content?
Like, subscribe, ring the bell and comment — it genuinely helps the channel reach fellow readers in need of renewal. Thank you.
And for the almighty algorithm :
#MusicAndTheBrain #MusicNeuroscience #HealingThroughMusic
#Musicophilia #OliverSacks #DanielLevitin
#ThisIsYourBrainOnMusic #TheWorldInSixSongs
#BooksAboutMusic #BookTube #NonfictionBooks
#MusicPsychology #CreativeHealing #Resilience Can Music Heal Us? Oliver Sacks & Daniel Levitin Explained | TOMTOM Ep 01](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aHLUCzieG8g/mqdefault.jpg)