Megan Abbott

Like, I'm an introvert as well, and I remember my first London book fair being really stressed out when I saw my schedule because I had, like, back-to-back meetings from, like, 9 a.m.

to, like, I don't even remember, 6 p.m.

or something.

And I thought, oh, I'm going to die.

But then I didn't because it was book meetings.

Yes, it was tiring, of course, but, like, talking about books with book people, like, I had never done that before in my life.

Like, my former job was so boring, and now I'm like –

I found my people and it was so energizing and amazing.

Yes, it's the best feeling.

Yes, absolutely.

Okay.

So speaking of finding my people,

As I said, my client, Laura Leffler, huge fan.

She compelled me to ask a question on her behalf.

She's like, you have to ask her about this.

She also loved El Dorado Drive.

She loves all your books, is obsessed with all your books.

So I'm going to read a question that she sent in.

On my first read, I almost thought I was reading an omniscient narrator because of the immersive way Megan writes.

I had so much insight into the sisters' characters, which makes it truly remarkable to me that she never switches out of Harper's POV.