Susanna Clarke · 2020
A fantasy novel about a man living in a vast, labyrinthine house filled with statues and tides.
Rebecca F. Kuang is a fan of the author and loved the work.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“I really hope that Susanna Clarke lasts. I'm a big fan of her work. I hope Piranesi becomes one of those immortal works of fiction. I loved Piranesi…”
Why: The guest is a big fan of the author and loved the book.
Rebecca F. Kuang, Guest on Conversations with TylerRebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction
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