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Hello, and welcome to Slate's Audio Book Club for the month of March 2017.

I'm Katie Weldon, a staff writer at Slate, and I'm joined today. They are both in the

New York studio by Parol Segal, a senior editor and columnist for the New York Times Book Review. Hello.

Hey, Katie. And Laura Miller, a books and culture critic at Slate. Hey, Laura. Hi, Katie. Swingtime is

the fifth novel by Zadie Smith,

and it follows the coming of age of an unnamed narrator from a gritty public housing in London to

college to the right hand of a mega pop star named Amy, who sends her all over the world, including

to West Africa, to open a school for women. Never far from her mind is her childhood friend Tracy, whom she met at a dance class and who fell out of her life in her 20s.

This is such a peculiar book in that it has this narrator who's kind of the core of it.

And yet her story is filtered through the stories of these women who seem to be much more present or much

much stronger forces in the book. So I guess I wanted to start by asking you guys, who is this

...