Jacob Shymanski

I want to thank you so much for your time.

To anyone listening to this who'd like to know more, I encourage you to read the book that goes into every angle of this.

It's nuanced.

It's not all bad.

It's not all good.

There's a lot to consider.

Fantastic book.

That was Kaya Hagel, the author of Anon, which you can find on Audible.

It's roughly about eight hours long, narrated by Whitney Dykhouse.

That's all the time for this edition of Audiobook Cafe.

The show airs Fridays and Saturdays at 1 p.m.

Eastern on AMI-audio.

audio, but we're also available on all the big podcasting platforms.

You can email us your feedback at audiobookcafe at ami.ca and you can follow us on Instagram at ami audiobookcafe at ami audiobookcafe is our Instagram handle.

I'm your host, Jacob Szymanski.

Happy listening.

When you're reading a novel, a work of fiction, and it's not doing it for you, it'll always have an aura of earnestness to it.

Because even when a novel is bad, you know that the author took the time to come up with fictional characters, to arrange a plot, develop a world, all to entertain you.

And it probably took them months, if not years, to write.

It's a little escape for the both of you, right?