Enjoy listening to two of 2023's most talked about novelists – and possibly the only two people to have ever become friends over Zoom – Emma Straub (This Time Tomorrow) and Gabrielle Zevin (Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow). With Brodie Lancaster, they discuss their approaches to crafting fiction, writing a different kind of love story and the idea of wanting to hit restart. 

From the geeky committee that informed Emma Straub’s rules of time travel and why she dedicated her book to Peter Straub’s ‘nemesis’ to Gabrielle Zevin’s Emily Dickinson–inspired video game and why she chose to set her novel in the 90s, this is a brilliant conversation between two wildly talented friends.  

Recorded live at Melbourne Writers Festival 2023 

This event was proudly supported by United States Consulate Melbourne

Enjoy listening to two of 2023's most talked about novelists – and possibly the only two people to have ever become friends over Zoom – Emma Straub (<a href="https://www.readings.com.au/product/9780241453476/this-time-tomorrow--emma-straub--2022--9780241453476">This Time Tomorrow</a>) and Gabrielle Zevin (<a href="https://www.readings.com.au/product/9781529115543/tomorrow-and-tomorrow-and-tomorrow--gabrielle-zevin--2023--9781529115543">Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow</a>). With Brodie Lancaster, they discuss their approaches to crafting fiction, writing a different kind of love story and the idea of wanting to hit restart. 
From the geeky committee that informed Emma Straub’s rules of time travel and why she dedicated her book to Peter Straub’s ‘nemesis’ to Gabrielle Zevin’s Emily Dickinson–inspired video game and why she chose to set her novel in the 90s, this is a brilliant conversation between two wildly talented friends.  
Recorded live at Melbourne Writers Festival 2023 
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This event was proudly supported by United States Consulate Melbourne

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