Hank Green's first book, An Absolutely Remarkable Thing, was released in 2018, the story of a young woman thrown into, and then growing her fame as the world suddenly has to deal with massive changes in the form of contagious dreams and mysterious 10-foot-tall robots that have appeared in every major city.

The Associated Press said it was a thrilling journey that takes a hard look at the power of fame and our willingness to separate a person from the brand.

Book reported said it was perhaps as honest a look as we will ever get into the phenomenon of cyber fame.

And the San Francisco Chronicle said, sparkling with mystery, humor, and the uncanny, this is a fun read, but beneath its effervescent tone, more complex themes are at play.

Well, now that novel is out in paperback or at your library and also for cheap in audio form.

And the sequel and conclusion of the story, a beautifully foolish endeavor, is out to sparkling reviews.

Hank wanted his publisher to sponsor a ton of small podcasts, but they said that was too weird,

so instead, Hank took 5% of his advance from the book and did it himself.

Library of Journal's Star Review said,

Throughout this adventurous witty and compelling novel, Green delivers sharp social commentary on the power of social media

and both the benefits and horrendous consequences that follow when we give too much of ourselves to technology.

And the book will be out for everyone on July 7th and physical, audio, and ebook form, wherever books are sold.

Or you can just go to Hank Green.com, and that will get you where you need to go to get your copy. Hello and welcome to the Nauticast Podcast, the One True Chapter by Chapter Podcast going through a song of Ice and Fire one chapter week.

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