Róisín Ingle

And a lot of stuff happens to her and she gets into these relationships.

But in terms of the interior life of this woman, he just does it so well.

And I just,

was very, you know, invested in what happened to her and it moved me.

And I think, I don't know if I've actually read any other, I don't think I've read any other Henry James.

Mum, sorry to admit that.

But what would you recommend after that?

Like Henry James?

Daisy Miller.

Thank you, Clare Keegan.

Washington Square I think maybe okay yes that's a good one too so yeah I think I would go on a bit of a Henry James I would see but it was more about sometimes there are these books that and I don't like to say should but the list was really interesting because I felt good because I'd read a few of them but there was so many on that hundred list that I hadn't read and if people are going to the trouble of really telling you these are really great books like we are today it's worth kind of checking them out do you like Henry James Clare

Sometimes he's just... So you think he's just going on too much?

No, it's just not your kind of thing.

Like you said, it's not the snack that you're looking for when you're going for the reading material.

Speaking of long books, I interviewed Catherine Stockett last night and her new book, her second book after The Help is 626 pages long.

But I really, really loved it and I flew through it.

What's it called, Rishi?

It's called The Calamity Club.

It took 17 years after The Help for her to write it for various reasons.

But anyway, she's got this book out and...