You're listening to reading glasses, a show about book culture and literary life designed to help you read better.

I'm author, filmmaker, and book devour, Mallory O'Mara.

And I'm Bray Grant, actress, filmmaker, and e-reader.

This episode we're talking about Western's and interviewing author, Del Howison.

But first, what are you reading, Bria?

I just finished a book that I've been looking forward to, and then it came from the library,

and I stopped everything that I was doing and had to and then it came from the library and I stopped

everything that I was doing and had to just start reading it. It's recursion by

Blake Crouch. And he wrote Dark Matter that we both read. I loved Dark Matter.

He also wrote We Wirp Pines, which I didn't read but I watched on TV.

Oh, the comic?

No, it's a, it was like a series of novels and they made a TV show out of it.

Yeah, Dark Matter, which I love.

This has a similar like,

holy shit, what's happening element.

Holy crow.

It is, what can I tell you that won't give it away?

So basically it's about a woman whose mother has Alzheimer's so she's trying to invent a way for us to go back and

relive our memories.

But in doing so, I don't think this is a big giveaway, but she accidentally invents away.

She realizes that time is flat, there is no, time is not linear in the way we live it,

and she invents a way for people to go back in time.

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