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Hey everyone, Seth Meyers here.

Welcome to another episode of Late Night Lit, our podcast celebrating books and authors.

To discuss what's happening in the world of books, I'm going to turn things over to Sarah

Jank's daily, a supervising producer at Late Night, whose literature expertise is invaluable

for myself and for our show.

Take it away, Sarah.

Hi everyone, I'm Sarah Jank's daily, supervising producer at Late Night.

This month on Late Night Lit, we are joined by Rebecca McCuy, who is riveting new novel

I Have Some Questions For You, was published in February.

We also speak to Nick Higgins, chief librarian at Brooklyn Public Library, whose spearheaded

Books Unband, a new initiative created in response to the growing efforts to censor

and remove books from library shelves across the country.

Lastly, we'll share a book recommendation from Late Night Staffer, Kristen Milburn.

Rebecca McCuy is an award-winning author, well-known for her previous books, such as The

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