You're listening to all the backlist, a weekly show about books that are not new.

I'm your host Liberty Hardy, and I'm little in the middle, but I've got much backlist.

This is episode 98, and today I'm going to talk about a few great titles related to the week's new releases and more.

So hello, I hope everyone is relaxing comfortably getting lots of rest because next week on June 4th, or it might not be June 4th when you're listening to this or it might have already happened.

You might be in the future. Do we have jet packs? Let me know.

It's going to be the most amazing new release day of the year so far on June 4th

There are so many good books coming out that day. You're gonna want to clear your calendar

if not to go and get a bunch of these books at least to just look at all the titles coming out because it's a ridiculous amount of books and I've read several of them I'm so excited about them can't wait to tell people all about them next week so So just Mark down June 4th, you know,

kitten load of books coming and you'll know what it is next week when you get

there. Before I tell you about the great books I have to talk about today, I want to tell you about the show's sponsor

today's episode of All the Backlist is sponsored by Amazon Publishing and the vanishing

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Amazon Publishing and we thank them for sponsoring. So for this week I was thinking

about how May was Asian American and Pacific Islander month and so I picked a few of my

favorite books by authors who are Asian American or Pacific Islander

starting with Marriage of a Thousand Lies by S.J. Sindhu.

I know I've mentioned it before, but I really feel like this book does not get enough

attention.

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