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welcome to the slate audio book club and our discussion of How Should a Person Be, a novel from Life by Sheila Hetty.

I'm Dan Cois, editor of the Slate Book Review, and I'm here in Slate's DC Recording Studio.

Joining me from New York is Megan O'Rourke, a Slate cultural critic.

Hi, Megan.

Hi, Dan. Also in New York is David Hagelinke, a Slate cultural critic. Hi, Megan. Hi, Dan.

Also in New York is David Hagelin, Slate's broadweed editor.

Hi, David.

Hi, Dan.

So as in all our audiobook clubs, we recommend that you, the listener, listen to us after you read the book.

Although in the case of this book, there is not so much to spoil in the traditional sense.

How Should a Person Be is written by

Toronto writer Sheila Hetty, and it follows a Toronto writer named Sheila as she drinks, talks,

worries, takes drugs, fails to write a play, and tries to work out that titular question,

how should a person be?

How is she to be a woman and an artist and a person in the modern world?

And maybe even more important than those questions, how is she to be a friend?

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