Chapter 9 Theory

Theory Can I ask just one more? I pleaded as Edward accelerated much too quickly down the quiet street.

He didn't seem to be paying any attention to the road. He sighed. One, he agreed. I'm Vanessa

Zoltan. And I'm Meredith Goldstein. I can't even get through reading a

sentence of this book without laughing sorry. And this is hot and bothered twilight

and quarantine. Meredith, I am so excited to have you on this

Meredith, I'm so excited to have you on this podcast today. You are the host of Love Letters, the podcast, and the writer of the Love Letters column on the

Boston Globe.

You are an author. I have read two of your books. Are there only two?

There are three, but one I wrote a long time ago. It came out in 2012, and there's no homework. You don't have to read all my books. Well I love the two that I've read so I should probably read your third. I read and loved chemistry lessons and can't help myself.

What's your third book that I haven't read?

I wrote a book called The Singles,

which came out in 2012,

and it was very much based on my many years

of going to weddings by myself.

And it's about five single guests at a wedding. my many years of going to weddings by myself.

And it's about five single guests at a wedding.

And what is relevant now that I'm saying it

is that I named one character Rob

because at the time a person who was on my mind a lot was Robert Patinson and it all

comes back to a book called Twilight.

So I will say you are the person who opened my eyes to the possibility of twilight being more than just like a true guilty pleasure. So do you mind telling everybody a little bit about your

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