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Mentioned in 2 episodes

On the Calculation of Volume, Volume 1

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Recommended by

Peter Suderman

as a cozy and philosophical novel exploring the themes of time, self-knowledge, and relationships.

Recommended by

Jordana Cepelewicz

as a novel that gets into the infinite and has a very mathy title.

Mentioned by both speakers as a philosophical novel with a narrative voice akin to that of a philosopher.

Mentioned by

Chi-Young Kim

as a danish novel and one of the best books she read this year.

Mentioned by

Gilbert Cruz

as a philosophical book in seven volumes about a woman stuck in a time loop, exploring the depths of personhood.

Recommended by

Charlotte Nicholls

who described it as if Groundhog Day was French.

Reviewed by Stella Christostomo of Volume Books, recommending it due to its unique take on the time loop trope.

Recommended by

Medaya Ocher

as a collection of slim volumes about a woman repeating the same day.

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