Well, this is Frank Skinner and I'm with Emily Dean. I say that every Saturday morning,

I mean, usually there's Alan Cockroon is with us as well. But I think if I do this right,

this time you get to do most of the talk and how will that be as an awful tea.

This is my absolute fantasy and that's a new radio station that I will be launching.

Oh, we're absolutely forward to the TV trailers. So, Emily, you've written a book.

You've taken a sort of Ron Seal approach to the title. In case you don't remember Ron Seal,

they were the people who said it does what it says on the tin. Yes. I think your book is a fair

example of that. So it's called... Well, you know what the title is and if you're offering a

critique of it, may I throw that back at you because the title of the book is Everybody Died.

So I got a dog. Everybody died commerce so I got a dog. And I came up with a title when I was

doing the radio show with you and Alan and I remember talking to you saying, I don't know,

it was mid-link. I don't know ocean color scene or something we're playing. And I said, I don't

know what to call this book. And I remember Frank, you said, just tell me what happens in the book.

Am I was trying to explain it to you and obviously there's a lot of complicated themes to get across.

There's dogs, there's loss, there's a Bohemian weird childhood. And I didn't know how to incorporate

all of those themes and you said, well, just tell me quickly what happened. I said, everybody

died so I got a dog. And I will never forget this as ocean color scene came to an end. You said,

well, there's your title. I wonder this book is it's very, very exposing. It's very, very

vulnerable making. Doing interviews about it, you know, doing Lorraine talking about this.

Is that is that very anxiety making because it's a very precious cargo that this book carries.

Very deep, very personal, very significant moments in your life. And one has to be careful. I

imagine that you don't cast your pearls before swine. No, I think that's a good point. And I think,

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