Ginger Horton

And I think it's good nerdy fun.

And it will also send you down a project if you so wish.

It's also just a delightful read because Helene Hanf is such a funny writer.

You mentioned that you loved humor.

She's real funny, quite witty.

Oh, that is a great question.

I believe that would have probably been in the 80s.

It would have been a follow up to 84 Char and Crossroad, which I think was written probably more in the 60s or 70s.

But it has that old feel.

She feels like she could be one of those Hollywood gumption-y actresses.

She's very bantery.

It's also quite short.

Okay, for my last pick, I'm going to make you do a little decision here because my mind is going in a couple of different directions.

Would you like a modern literary novel written based on a classic play?

Or would you like, actually, both of these are based on a play.

Or would you like another modern literary novel, but a little bit more of a gritty, mysterious element based on a very different kind of play, but it could send you off on another syllabus type series?

Okay.

Okay.

That is what I find to be a little known Margaret Atwood title called Hag Seed.

This was part of the Hogarth Shakespeare series where different famous writers rewrote some of the Shakespearean plays.