Relationscapes: “Tumbling Through the Mother-Daughter Multiverse,” with Sarah Labrie

Sarah Labrie, welcome to Relationscapes.

Thank you.

I'm so glad to be here.

Um, I noticed at the beginning of your book, it's a memoir, and it doesn't have the customary disclaimer that, like, every memoir always has, where it's like, "This is my memory to the best of my ability.

And memory is very-

[laughs]

... strange, and, uh, [laughs] don't sue me."

Right.

Like, you didn't have that.

What's going on? [laughs]

That's so funny.

Um, I actually [laughs] wrote one of those, and I spent a lot of time on it-

Uh-huh

... and I was very proud of it.

And then the publisher, I think when we did the legal read, they were like, "We have to put this on the copyright page, and it needs to be, like, four sentences." So if you go to the copyright page, it's at the top.

Oh my gosh, yeah.

But I had written it.

I didn't notice it.

Yeah.

I don't usually read the copyright page, so.

Well, why would you? Why would anyone? [laughs]