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and show about what matters to you. Now, we sometimes spice it up with different kinds of episodes,

especially when there is a book that I particularly

enjoy and when I can get time with the author. So today's episode is actually kind of a casserole episode

because we are talking to Jason Green, who was a guest back in The Terrible. Thanks for asking

days when his memoir, once More We Saw Stars, was first

released. This was one of the best memoirs I've ever read. It was one of the hardest memoirs I've

ever read. It is the story of the It is his first novel. Unworld is a book. Maybe it could be classified as science fiction. It is about grief. It is about memory.

It is about technology. And it touches on some of the things that we actually talk about here a lot.

The book starts with Anna, whose teenage son, Alex, has died suddenly. Was it suicide? Was it an

accident? Nobody can know for sure. And the loss of this child has reverberated

the way that these losses always do. Anna feels suddenly so disconnected from her life, from the

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