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Hey, everybody. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, what's going on? Welcome to The Other People's Show. My name is Brad Listy. I'm in Los Angeles. I hope you're well. What's happening? Where are you? I have Nikki Dolson on the show today. She has a story collection out from Bronzeville Books.

It is called Love and Other Criminal Behavior, Love and Other Criminal Behavior.

Nikki Dolson and I in conversation shortly. I want to say last week or the last episode, my conversation with Genevieve Hudson, I was talking about Philip Roth and Saul Bello.

I was like listening to that episode after the fact, and I was like, damn, I hope I didn't sound too judgmental.

What I really meant to say is that Humboldt's gift, the Saul Bello novel, was just like, it just seemed like,

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