 Good morning, Hank. It's Tuesday. Your book debuted at number one on the New York Times bestseller list. Ta-da! Hank, this whole experience has been so joyful. It is so much better to have your brother publish a book than to publish one yourself. But maybe my favorite part has been watching people read and discuss the book together in the fans of an absolutely remarkable thing, Discord channel. It's reminded me how fun it can be to read a book with people. Like, reading is usually a solitary and private experience, but when you're done with a book, it can be so fulfilling to talk about it with people. Slightly off topic, but when Sarah and I first met, we were discussing that and we decided to start a two-person book club, which we did for, like, three months before we started dating. Possibly history's most egregious example of two people failing to notice they were in love with each other. Anyway, lately I've been missing not only the feeling of reading a book with a lot of people, but also the experience of a slightly less open, more community-oriented internet where we do and make stuff together. Not to be overly dramatic, but lately a lot of my time online feels like I'm, you know, shouting my despair into an infinite void. Which, you know, is nice in its way, but not necessarily what I want to do all the time. All of this has melded together into an idea that Rosjana Hausrohas and I have developed with our friends at dftba.com called Life's Library. The idea is that every six weeks for one year, a group of people will read a book together. Not a brand new book, but one that's at least a year old. And then together we will discuss it in a Discord channel, which is like a chat room, except better in every way. The books will be chosen alternately by Rosjana and I, and if you sign up for the Physical Life's Library, you will get a copy of the book mailed to you along with lots of other stuff. Like a letter from me, bookplates designed by artists we love, postcards, other surprises. You'll also get digital stuff, including a podcast Rosjana and I make about the book, as well as a discussion guide. And there will be Q&As with the authors unless they are unavailable and or dead. I guess everyone who's dead is unavailable. Well, maybe not. Maybe we can do a seance Q&A with the dead authors. I don't know. We'll figure it out together. Alternately, you can sign up for the digital subscription in which you pick up the book at your local library or bookstore, and then you get all the other resources emailed to you. And if you can't afford either of those options, you can still get your book at a local library and participate in the discussion at the Discord. As for the books, they'll range from YA novels to mysteries to memoirs. We want to read broadly and celebrate lots of different kinds of books. The physical subscription will be $25 per book, which includes free shipping both domestically and internationally. The digital subscription will be $10 per book in a related story. Shipping is expensive. And all the profits from Life's Library will go to Partners in Health, an organization we've worked with for over a decade that is dedicated to providing healthcare access for the poor. Our first book, if we can pull this off, will be Jacqueline Woodson's If You Come Softly, which was published 20 years ago, but still feels blisteringly contemporary. Woodson is one of my favorite writers, and If You Come Softly is one of my favorite books, and I am so excited about the thought of getting to read it closely with lots of you. So, yeah, one more thing. We'll only be able to do this if enough people sign up, so we can't, like, promise that it's gonna happen. But if you're interested in Life's Library, please go to lifeslibrarybookclub.com to sign up to be notified when the book club launches. And if enough people sign up in the next week or two, we will launch, and your copies of If You Come Softly will arrive by Christmas, which reminds me that Life's Library would make a great gift for your family and friends. Okay, I think that's it. I hope you like the idea of Life's Library. I'll be in comments to answer any of your questions. Lifeslibrarybookclub.com is where you sign up, and Hank, I will see you on Friday.