I have to say this next guest has recently become one of my all-time favorite writers and he is a very different kind of style that I'm used to reading

But his I started reading one of his books and it turned well it turned out to be the book that's just coming out

table for two which is some of his short fictions plus a novella called even Hollywood which I didn't know it at the time was the sequel to his first novel, Rules of Civility.

And then he wrote another book, A Gentleman in Moscow, which is one of the best books I've ever read.

In fact, by the time this podcast comes out,

it's gonna be a TV series starring Ewen McGregor

and looks amazing.

The book, again, all of his books are along the best fiction I've ever read.

So I highly recommend gentlemen in Moscow, table for two, Rules of Civility,

The Lincoln Highway is another book of his,

which actually I'm just reading right now

post-pocasts.

I hope I get a chance to talk to Amar Tolls again because I have questions now about the Lincoln

Highway and he was so open about his writing process and it's a really different writing process

than I've talked to all you guys know I've talked to a lot of writers over the past

ten years, and he has a very different process for his writing, he's very open about it,

such a pleasure to talk to, and I always enjoy talking to writers, but we really

went into depth, into his experiences and how he puts together his books and kind of the

experiences in his books.

I can't say enough about how much I admire this person.

Emer Tolls, author of a gentleman in Moscow,

author of the upcoming book of Short Fiction,

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