Alex Cooper

So don't tell me.

No, I know.

I just like, I want to go into the book how you went into the book.

I'm in the middle of the redheads book next to heaven.

I would say I'm about 60% through.

I'm really enjoying it, but he kind of needs to get to the point.

And you know, I really don't like reading books written by men.

It makes you feel weird.

And on the book jacket, he's got this big picture of himself.

And like, I keep accidentally flipping to it and the book is kind of sexual and it's just like, Oh wait, I haven't seen the photo.

Yeah.

Don't like, don't.

And then on the book jacket, it says he's the bad boy of American literature.

Wait, what did he do?

So this particular book I like because each chapter is like three or four pages.

And I could be like, oh, just one more chapter.

I like, you know me, I like like short things.

But each chapter, you know, there's like this big mystery, right?

I think they tell you at the beginning someone gets murdered and you don't know who it is, how it is, who, what, when, where, why, how.

And so each chapter is like sort of leading up to this big build of who gets murdered and why.