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 Omera and I'm Bria Grant actress filmmaker E- Reader.

This episode we're talking about reading music and interviewing author Grady Hendricks.

But first...

What are you reading, Bria?

It sounds like reading music.

I know. Okay. I know I don't think I know. He's like that you listen to while you're reading. Yes not reading notes. Yeah. I just started a book last night by a friend of both of ours. It's called

We Are Where the Nightmears Go by C Robert Cargill.

Cargill wrote Sea of Rust, which I very much enjoyed,

but he also wrote the series set in that Texas Hill Country about fairies called

Dreams and Dreams and Shadows. There's three of them I think. And those are really

great and that's when I started reading his books and ended up making friends with him and he is amazing.

Anyway, this is a new book of short stories.

I read two last night.

One, before I went to bed that was very creepy, I think also said in a small town in Texas and it's a ghost story and the other one was

set in like a post nightmare world in a nightmare world and I read it in the middle of the

night when Sean accidentally woke me up at 1.30 in the morning.

That's what I did at 1.30 in the morning.

I read a scary nightmare story.

On brand for Brio.

But if you like his stuff stuff I think these are great. They're not super short. They're like they're like really you get into the world of the story so they've been really great so far and perfect for Halloween holiday reading.

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