You're listening to Reading Glasses, a show about book culture and literary life, designed

to help you read better.

I'm author and booked about our Mallory O'Mara.

And I'm Bria Grant, film anchor and e-reader.

This episode, we're talking about, we're doing some hard-hitting journalism.

We're really, like, really, you know, thinking about the most important things in your lives.

We're talking about the ideal bag for your book.

Sean, you should go out and you came in today and we're interviewing Kelly J Ford.

But first, what are you reading, Bria?

I am reading, I just finished a book, by the way, wedging a little people at home, then

on a little Reading Glasses secret, we are to record it this once, so we are.

But it didn't take.

We had to have some problems, so here we are again.

This is going to be slightly sillier than it would have been.

We have a little delirious because we have recorded now this episode twice.

There's an author named Megan Giddings and I read her book.

Her book Lakewood was on one of my top books of the year, a couple of years ago, 2012.

Yeah, it was 2020.

And she's a new book.

It's called The Women Could Fly, which is some kind of, check a couple boxes for the

Glaciers of Scott, witches, it's got kind of like a government dystopia, dystopia, government

controlled dystopia.

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