For this month’s book club, we go on a literary journey both real and existential with Tania De Rozario’s genre-defying book inspired by both the multiverse theory and Pick Your Own Path novels. It broadly tells the story of a person facing the end of a relationship, while also contending with larger events happening around them - and each time the reader makes a choice, the story splits and takes you on a different path. We discuss the book both in terms of its format as well as its larger narratives. In Footnotes, we close things off by talking about break-ups in books, and why they make for such compelling reading

<p>For this month&rsquo;s book club, we go on a literary journey both real and existential with Tania De Rozario&rsquo;s genre-defying book inspired by both the multiverse theory and Pick Your Own Path novels. It broadly tells the story of a person facing the end of a relationship, while also contending with larger events happening around them - and each time the reader makes a choice, the story splits and takes you on a different path. We discuss the book both in terms of its format as well as its larger narratives. In Footnotes, we close things off by talking about break-ups in books, and why they make for such compelling reading</p>

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By The Book

A show that celebrates books, and the act of reading. We delve into topical discussions that rotate between an array of themes and occasions, author interviews, and book club panel discussions.

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