Hi, everybody. How are you? Welcome to The Other People Show. My name's Brad Listy. I'm in Los Angeles, and it is time for another Sunday episode. What do you say? My guest is Megan Milk's author of the novel Margaret and the Mystery of the Missing Body.

It is available now from the feminist press.

Margaret and the Mystery of the Missing Body is also the official December pick of the Nervous Breakdown book club.

The Nervous Breakdown.com is my online culture magazine and literary community.

And it has its own monthly book club. For more on that, go to The Nervous Breakdown.com is my online culture magazine and literary community. And it has its own monthly book club.

For more on that, go to the Nervous Breakdown.com.

So I had a nice time meeting Megan Milks, who has been extraordinarily busy this year.

They have published more than one book.

This year, there is a story collection out right now as well called Slug and other stories,

also from the feminist press.

Other books include a personal history of the early internet called Tori Amos Bootleg Webring,

available from Instar Books as part of the Remember the Internet series.

With Marissa Crawford, they co-edited a book called We Are the Babysitters Club,

Essays and Artwork from Grown Up Readers.

That is available from Chicago Review Press.

Also out this year.

My word.

Megan also co-edited with K.J. Sarenkowski,

a book called Asexualities, Feminist and Queer Perspectives,

published in 2014 by Rutledge.

So, Megan Milk's coming up in just a moment.

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