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Yōko Ogawa

Yōko Ogawa

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Oct 8, 2026

Joey LewandowskiHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to How to Win the Lottery, season 21, Unadaptable, book number seven, The Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa, translated by Stephen Snyder.
Joey LewandowskiHOST
0:15
I'm Joey Lewandowski.
ShredsHOST
0:17
I'm Shreds.
PeterHOST
28:32
Let's talk about October.
PeterHOST
28:38
I would say based on length, Do you own Revenge by Yoko Ogawa?
MattHOST
28:46
No. I'll either buy it or get it from the library.
PeterHOST
28:55
Right Ho Jeeves, that's short.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:26
I don't know if you're familiar with this novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:29
I have recommended it before, but it's, uh, a novel, uh, from the 1990s by Yoko Ogawa, but it was recently-ish translated into English, and it's a, a really special dystopian novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:40
I fully endorse or recommend it to absolutely everyone who's listening.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:45
Uh, but anyway, the, the central premise is that they, the, um, the, the group of individuals that are followed, um, they live on an island where things are gradually disappearing and the enigmatic memory police of the title essentially sort of delete things from history, and we never actually get to find out why.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
25:10
I don't know if you're familiar with this novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
25:12
I have recommended it before, but it's a novel from the 1990s by Yoko Ogawa, but it was recently-ish translated into English.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
25:21
And it's a really special dystopian novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
25:24
I fully endorse or recommend it to absolutely everyone who's listening.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:29
I don't know if you're familiar with this novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:31
I have recommended it before, but it's a novel from the 1990s by Yoko Ogawa, but it was recently-ish translated into English.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:40
And it's a really special dystopian novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:42
I fully endorse or recommend it to absolutely everyone who's listening.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:03
I don't know if you're familiar with this novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:05
I have recommended it before, but it's a novel from the 1990s by Yoko Ogawa, but it was recently-ish translated into English.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:14
And it's a really special dystopian novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:17
I fully endorse or recommend it to absolutely everyone who's listening.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:45
I don't know if you're familiar with this novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:48
I have recommended it before, but it's a novel from the 1990s by Yoko Ogawa, but it was recently-ish translated into English.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:56
And it's a really special dystopian novel.
Matthew LeggattGUEST
24:59
I fully endorse or recommend it to absolutely everyone who's listening.
Chris DoughertyHOST
46:06
That is just so perfect.
Chris DoughertyHOST
46:08
I have come across people that are like, have you read The Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa? I have
Clare YeoGUEST
46:12
not.
Clare YeoGUEST
46:13
I have not.

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