Kat Rosenfield

And it feels kind of hollow.

And it's not a thing that a lot of people can coalesce around and talk about in the way that we used to have.

So, um, yeah, I guess if I was going to prescribe something, I would say, you know, like go, go back in time.

Go read Moby Dick.

Oh, Moby Dick's great.

Well, I think, you know, it's good.

You read it once.

So now when somebody says, that is my white whale.

You know, you know what they mean.

This is my sixth book.

Sixth.

Yeah, I write what I like to call highbrow airport fiction.

We could also call it literary thrillers.

Gone Girl.

Yeah, that's my world.

I write literary thrillers, character-driven, but also pacey and plotty.

And this is a sexy wilderness survival thriller about three people who go to hike the Appalachian Trail, two women and a man, who are all involved and tangled in certain ways that I won't spoil here.

But what you need to know is three people go into the woods and fewer than that come out.

I love it.

Well, this takes place in Maine in the Hundred Mile Wilderness.