Laura Krantz

So I ended up doing like the science of magic.

You can get them anywhere that books are sold.

Amazon, although I really encourage people to go to their independent bookseller and keep their independent bookseller alive.

I think it's on bookshop.org, which is a great way to help independent booksellers.

But yeah, they're available in a lot of libraries.

You can kind of find it wherever.

Yeah, I mean, that's the nice thing.

I know I would like to do something short based on the research I did around the magic book.

I specifically kind of want to look at curses because I heard a couple of stories of people who, you know,

westernized scientific types who had an experience where they end up being cursed and it takes hold like they get sick they have these experiences and they they come back from them but it's sort of like what happens like what's going on in the brain um and the body and the you know emotionally that something that you feel very detached from culturally can have that kind of an effect on you so that's

That's probably what I'll end up doing next, just sort of a short little season as a nod to the work I did for the magic book.

And then I have ideas for other seasons.

I'm not quite ready to share them with the wider world until they're a little bit more formed.

Right now, they're just sort of like lumps of clay on the desk.

Well, thank you for having me on and thank you for listening and for all your kind words.

And I appreciate you taking the time to interview me when you have so many interesting people at your fingertips.