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🗓️ 5 January 2023
⏱️ 29 minutes
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0:35.9 | Welcome back to the bookcase. We took a week off last week, and we hope you didn't mind. But it was very relaxing and we had a good Christmas. And we wish you a happy new year. I'm Charlie Gibson. And I am Kate Gibson. I am also fully refreshed and I don't know, bushytailed. Is that what they used to say? And bushytail and bright-eyed and bushy-tale. Excited for 2023. I'm super excited about these first two shows. We are talking to the |
1:00.5 | brilliant, the amazing, the prolific, David Sedaris. David Sedaris is unique. And one of the |
1:06.7 | things I found in reading as we have this past nine months preparing for the podcast |
1:11.4 | is that I have not thought a whole lot about essayists in my reading habits and I fell in love |
1:16.7 | with Mary Laura Phil Pot that we did early on and you introduced me to David Sedaris and |
1:21.5 | I fell in love with his writings. |
1:23.9 | Really good essayists as those two are And I'm probably leaving somebody else out. |
1:27.8 | Jenny Lawson is also a tour. January Lawson, who we did, who is a wonderful essayist. |
1:32.3 | I love the way they write because they take things that are sort of universal, and then they |
1:38.0 | find different ways to write about them. And they give you a fresh outlook. it is not insignificant when you have a book of |
1:46.4 | essays they're short enough that you can get in bed and read one and then you've got a new one the |
1:50.8 | next day and it's all good and it's all good and you won't forget what you read as you do when |
1:56.1 | you get in bed and fall asleep and then you have to go back 20 pages no with them you can just read |
2:00.2 | it and go to bed |
2:01.1 | with a smile on your face or a chuckle in your throat if you're reading David Sedaris. |
2:05.2 | I think if you are somebody that enjoys sort of writing for yourself in a diary or in a journal, |
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