Julie Buntin

But it is all connected, and you stay you while you also change, and I think that's, like, in a sort of playful way what the book represents.

But that said, then I was like, "I should've done more pregnancy writing," you know? Like, I still wanna reflect on it, and one of the things that I'm really excited about right now is my friends Rebecca Dinerstein and Julie Buntin, who are these incredible novelists, put together an anthology called Notes to New Mothers, which is just a beautiful book of all different contributors, all of these different people who are experiencing motherhood, and I've recently contributed to that.

And that book-

Oh, nice

It's so moving, and it, it really, like, for me and pretty much everyone I've talked to who's read this, it's like it has changed the way I see the world.

I just can't say enough good things about The Stone Diaries, and I really hope you enjoy this conversation with Julie Buntin.

You can find links to purchase The Stone Diaries, to connect with Julie, to purchase Famous Men and Marlena all in the show notes, um, and in the Substack post.

I hope you will pick up the books mentioned today, and of course, come back and tell me what you think.

Okay.

Yeah, sure.

All right, listeners, I hope you enjoyed today's conversation with Julie Buntin and that it has convinced you to pick up Famous Men and The Stone Diaries if you have not read either yet.

If you haven't read either yet, I am envious of you because you are in for a treat.