Hello and welcome back to the book ride podcast.

It's a weekly news and talk show about what's new, cool, and we're thinking about, we're talking about, and thinking, because you think before you speak, I always do this.

I mean ideally never say things off the cuff ideally I kind of think while I'm speaking

honestly about what's new cool and we're talking about in the world of books and

reading I think that's why we enjoy this show why I was like the seminar because you could sort of think of it as you said it.

Podcasting.

For verbal processors.

It's Thursday, October 6, 2022.

It's Nobel Prize Day, Rebecca Shinsky. And as always, the prize winner is something with whom we were intimately familiar,

completely know the complete corpus of, and are ready to talk my new detail to our region of listeners about why they

should too should make the new Nobel Prize winner a core part of their personal candidate.

That answered my first question about the Nobel Prize this year.

Which was going to be... Let's do a sponsor break before we get into it because it's the big

news story and if you've been listening at all you can hear the vaseousness, I don't think that's worth the vaseousness,

facetiousness, I guess.

Let's go with it.

The face, dripping. We'll come right back.

Today's episode is brought to you by Flat Iron Books, publisher of just some stupid love story. So in just some stupid love story by

Caitlin Doyle Molly and Seth were best friends turned lovers until Molly

ghosted Seth on the eve of their high school graduation, which is very trifling, I might add.

So now, they've reunited again at their high school reunion 15 years later, and they make a bet.

Whoever can predict the fate of five couples before the next reunion must declare that the other is

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