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The Glass Hotel A novel

Emily St. John Mandel

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER Vincent is a bartender at the Hotel Caiette, a five-star lodging on the northernmost tip of Vancouver Island. On the night she meets Jonathan Alkaitis, a hooded figure scrawls a message on the lobby's glass wall:

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The Ezra Klein Show

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The guest mentioned writing about ghosts in The Glass Hotel as part of her discussion of narrative structure.

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I write about ghosts in The Glass Hotel, which I think ...

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Episode: Emily St. John Mandel on Time Travel, Parenting an...

The guest mentioned writing about ghosts in The Glass Hotel as part of her discussion of narrative structure.

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I write about ghosts in The Glass Hotel, which I think ...

Episode: Emily St. John Mandel on Time Travel, Parenting an...

Emily mentioned writing about ghosts in The Glass Hotel while discussing narrative techniques and multiverses.

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There are a lot of ghosts. There are nonlinear structures where, you know, in Station 11, a character dies on page two or three. ... I write about ghosts in The Glass Hotel, which I think I just like the idea of some kind of continuation.

The Toast

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The Toast

During the Redheads Madness discussion they said The Glass Hotel was considered one of the most literary books in the competition.

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So you were up against The Glass Hotel which I was probably one of the most literary books that we chose.

— Episode: S4 Ep61: The Curious Question of Bedroom...

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During the Redheads Madness discussion they said The Glass Hotel was considered one of the most literary books in the competition.

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So you were up against The Glass Hotel which I was probably one of the most literary books that we chose.

Episode: S3 Ep189: Trivial Queen: Monday, November 16th, 20...

They referenced that a point in their discussion came from the book Glass Hotel.

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It was actually a point that we made from one of our books in the Redheads. It was like she, it was actually a terrible, not a terrible book, but it was a little above our Redhead pay grade. But it was from Glass Hotel.

Episode: S3 Ep91: GIPHYJIFFY: Monday, May 18th, 2020

They said the novel kept them interested with twists and turns and they would 100% recommend it.

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It's like Shadow Island. I would 100% recommend that people read it. It's called The Glass Hotel.

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