Andrew Sean Greer
American novelist and short story writerWikipedia
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Nov 4, 2026
Media Receipts: Lanterns, Oscar Wilde, Pursuit of Jade, The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones
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35:48Leah SchnelbachGUEST
Bailey, are you Googling immediately? Maybe.
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35:52Leah SchnelbachGUEST
So that one, oh, and then Via Coco, which is by Andrew Sean Greer, who wrote Less, which won the Pulitzer a couple years ago, who I love.
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36:01Leah SchnelbachGUEST
I love him.
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36:01Leah SchnelbachGUEST
He's like a great guy.
“The Emperor of Gladness” by Ocean Vuong
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5:59Pat LeachHOST
I've read some excellent fiction in the last few months, and thoughts from those other books came to mind as I read The Emperor of Gladness.
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6:07Pat LeachHOST
In Villa Coco by Andrew Sean Greer, Jeffrey notes that there's a price we all pay for seeing the world as it really is.
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6:15Pat LeachHOST
That price is our youth.
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6:18Pat LeachHOST
And in The Things We Never Say, author Elizabeth Strout mines all of the energy found in the space between what people think and what they actually say.
Bonnie Garmus and the Unique World of Peck & Peck
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27:05Alice DevlinGUEST
loved Less
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27:07Bonnie GarmusGUEST
by Andrew Sean Greer.
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27:09Bonnie GarmusGUEST
I thought that was hilarious.
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27:11Bonnie GarmusGUEST
It was tragic, too, but it was just hilarious.
Elizabeth Letts, Renee Rosen and Tasha Alexander "Everyone Used Fake Names"
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17:25Tasha AlexanderGUEST
So I have always thought of them as their location.
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17:29Tasha AlexanderGUEST
So, you know, we have the Normandy book, the Venice book, and just last night, Andrew was saying, we were watching a British crime drama, and I had a couple of different times where I wanted to use an obscure phrase from British law as a title and I wasn't allowed to.
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17:48Tasha AlexanderGUEST
And he threw this phrase out there.
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17:51Tasha AlexanderGUEST
He said, oh, death by misadventure.
14 MINS LATER
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31:49Tasha AlexanderGUEST
But then I come back and I start writing because anything else will just distract you.
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31:54Tasha AlexanderGUEST
How is there anything easier than being distracted from working? Right.
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31:59Tasha AlexanderGUEST
What? you know, Andrew works totally differently.
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32:03Tasha AlexanderGUEST
Like he, yeah.
“Villa Coco” by Andrew Sean Greer.
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0:10Pat LeachHOST
I'm your host, Pat Leach.
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0:12Pat LeachHOST
Today's book, Villa Coco, a novel by Andrew Sean Greer.
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0:17Pat LeachHOST
My dear friend Susan recommended that our book club, which includes just the two of us, should read Andrew Sean Greer's new novel, Villa Coco, next.
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0:27Pat LeachHOST
I was up for it.
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0:28Pat LeachHOST
I had fond feelings for his 2018 novel titled Less, which won the Pulitzer Prize.
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3:36Pat LeachHOST
Their immediate connection for one another comes up against the fact that Giovanni is married, though it seems to be a marriage for appearances' sake only.
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3:45Pat LeachHOST
He develops a plan for keeping Geoffrey both near and dear, and his offer challenges Geoffrey to examine all he has learned in the course of his time in Tuscany at the Baroness's.
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3:56Pat LeachHOST
Andrew Sean Greer gives Jeffrey a good eye and even better way of expressing himself.
What Are You Reading? feat. David Lauterstein
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2:33Jason BlitmanHOST
Okay, David, before we talk about more Sodomy things, because this is What Are You Reading?, I have to know, what are you, what have you, what are you reading?
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2:42David LautersteinGUEST
Okay, so right now the book that I'm reading is Aless by Andrew Sean Greer.
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2:48David LautersteinGUEST
Fab.
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2:49David LautersteinGUEST
This book was a gift from my COO, Scott Wise, who has been so instrumental in me writing this book.