We're back with another episode of the Short Stacks, our shorter conversations with authors about their process and their books.

Today I'm joined by Isaac Butler, who is the co-author with Dan Coise of the world only spins forward

the oral history of Angels in America, which is our book club pick for April 10th.

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especially on Apple Podcasts and write a short review. Okay, our guest today is Isaac Butler, who is the co-author of the World Only Spins Forward.

He is also a theater director, journalist, and the host of an amazing podcast called Lend Me Your Ears.

Now, it's time for you to meet him.

Let's do the Short Stacks.

All right, hi everybody. Today we are here with our guest, writer, director, and

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