Clare Byrne

I loved her for that reason.

And if I go back then to None of This is True, which was another big hit for you, that's sort of based around the true podcast world, isn't it?

Was that something that you were listening to, those podcasts?

So you're sitting there going, how did that happen?

And that book has taken on a life of its own now as well, hasn't it?

What's happening with it?

You wouldn't feel weird about someone taking control of your work in that way and changing it?

You did a big launch event in Dublin last night.

You told me you're back to London then.

Then you have to go to the States.

Then you do your UK tour.

How is that side of the business for you?

On the other hand, it really does take it out of you.

Because writing, and I've spoken to so many authors who will say this, like writing is sort of an introverted profession.

It's quiet.

It's just you.

It's your editor, perhaps, you know, I don't know, a couple of times a month or whatever.

And then you're cast out into the world.

Sell it.

Yeah.