This episode of other people is brought to you by Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, publisher of the New York Times bestselling novel, Pictures of You by Carolyn Levitt.

Pictures of You is about a mysterious car crash on a deserted foggy road, a crash that brings three people together in a collision of their own.

It's about a lot more than that.

Kirkus calls it heartfelt, deft, and highly readable.

Publishers Weekly says, a touching story of loss and discovery.

The San Francisco Chronicle calls it hauntingly, compelling.

And the Boston Globe says, provocative and riveting.

Pictures of You is about processing both discovery and loss, discerning when to hold on, and when to let go,

and understanding what in the middle of it all makes life meaningful.

That's Pictures of You from Algonquin.

It's by Carolyn Levitt.

It's a book.

You can read it.

Go and get 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, did it what a struggle, you know?

It was incredible.

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