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Mentioned in 6 episodes
On the Calculation of Volume, Volume 1
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a novel whose treatment of time helped him describe how he felt after his heart incident.


Bob Odenkirk

290 snips
Bob Odenkirk Would Like to Remind You That Life Is a Meaningless Farce
Recommended by 

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


Peter Suderman

52 snips
Are Democrats Actually in Disarray?
Recommended by 

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


Jordana Cepelewicz

36 snips
Is Mathematics Mostly Chaos or Mostly Order?
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as a brief, emotionally powerful time-loop novella about grief, memory, and a woman explaining her predicament to her husband.

Austin Walker

17 snips
Remap Radio 157 — They’re Masterworks All
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as the author’s septology being published in English and shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, discussed throughout the event.

Solvej Balle

Solvej Balle & Chris Power: On the Calculation of Volume
Listed in the episode shownotes as one of many books the hosts have noted in their reading list.

107: Goals or Guilt? A Check-in on Our Reading Ambitions
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as a runaway-hit existential series resembling a Groundhog Day loop, with Book 5 forthcoming.


Joumana Khatib

23 Books We Are Looking Forward to This Spring
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as a philosophical book in seven volumes about a woman stuck in a time loop, exploring the depths of personhood.


Gilbert Cruz
The best books of 2025
Recommended by 

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


Medaya Ocher

Best of 2025
Mentioned by both speakers as a philosophical novel with a narrative voice akin to that of a philosopher.

Rebecca Lowe: the container theory of time in On the Calculation of Volume


