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

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

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

This episode we're talking about books that have changed our lives and interviewing author,

comedian, and podcaster Guy Branham. But first, what are you reading, Bria?

Now I'm going to talk about a book I'm not reading right now.

Okay.

I'm actually really excited to hear what you think about this book.

I read it while I was, so I was out of town for three weeks and I read it there and I didn't get to talk about it

on this show because I was at the town and we didn't record and chaos, but I talked about it

on another podcast I did

a lot of feedback from that so I thought I should talk about it on our show.

It's called Horror Store

and it has like oumlots over the O-store

I think. It's by Grady Hendricks. Yes and it's like it's like scary IKEA right? Yeah, it's like these people who work it's not IKEA it's like an off like an offshoot of of Ike it's like a IKEA like store. Yeah. I think because

I can't use real IKEA. I don't know I always wonder about that but um yeah

They didn't he didn't use real IKEA probably to save himself the the pain

and being sued by IKEA coming down on you. IKEA? They serve you with a

Schloom lot or something. That's what they call their suing papers.

They bury you in all of the screws that are left over from all of their bookshelves.

So true. They just like they're like you can get out of this if you just can find that one little Alan wrench thing you that to put together this last thing.

This kitchen table in five minutes. We won't we won't murder.

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