Nathan Hill

One is Eric Puchner, who wrote Dream State.

Nathan Hill, who wrote Wellness and the Knicks.

Rebecca McKay, who wrote I Have Some Questions For You, among others.

I haven't had Franzen on, but this is a very Franzen-y book.

Oh, exactly that.

And it's, yes, it's why I love novelists like Jay McInerney or Nathan Hill with Wellness recently, I think, did something similar.

We talked about, we raved about that.

We raved and

She was a very generous woman.

But I saw on the back of this, I will not lose my thread, I'm carrying on, ploughing on, Nathan Hill, author of Wellness Path, the book.

And I love...

Couple of years ago, I went on about wellness so much, everyone hated me for, didn't wanna hear it again.

So here are the five books I'm considering, along with their page numbers.

4321 by Paul Aster, 880 pages; Wellness by Nathan Hill, 689 pages; Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen, 681 pages; The Brothers K by David James Duncan, 640 pages; and Boy's Life by Robert McCammon, 627 pages.

Katie, what did you think of this list of books?

First, I love that Lori is so ambitious.

Excellent.

I love that.

I will mention also that the reason I didn't choose Wellness is 'cause I read The Knicks from 2016 by Nathan Hill, and it was not a win-

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