This episode of other people is brought to you by Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, publisher of West of Here, the novel by Jonathan Eveson.

The New York Times calls West of Here riotously funny and wonderfully charming.

Vanity Fair calls it a booming big-hearted epic.

The Los Angeles Times calls it an enjoyable, meaty read, and the San Francisco Chronicle calls it a big booming ruckus of a novel.

Eveson is a tremendously gifted storyteller.

So what that means is that the San Francisco Chronicle and Vanity Fair both refer to West of Here as booming.

West of here is booming.

It's available now. Wherever books are sold from Algonquin, go here is booming. It's available now.

Wherever books are sold from Algonquin, go and get it.

It's a book.

You can read it.

Oh, my God.

You are not alone.

You have found other people.

You and I have a friend in common.

Every stupid thing that a writer could do I've done.

I think it's really beautiful.

Jesus, what a struggle, you know?

It was incredible.

It was like your head exploded, seeing what was really there.

And now here's your host, Brad Listy.

Just one person at just one time.

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