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This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
Theo Von highlighted the title by showing off his signed copy and noting he was a collector who wouldn't sell it. He and the guest praised the book as an emotionally resonant coming‑of‑age story about a neglected boy learning to survive, likening its tone to a modern Huck Finn. The discussion conveyed strong enthusiasm and a clear recommendation.
Episode: #624 - Sketch
Theo mentioned that he owned a signed copy of Louis C.K.'s book and said he was a collector who wouldn't sell it.
That's a great show. ... I'm a collector, not a seller.
Episode: #611 - Louis C.K.
The hosts praised the novel as an emotionally resonant comingofage story about a neglected boy learning to survive on his own, likening its tone to a modern HuckFinn.
Today's guest is one of the greats... This is his new book, Ingram, and I've read it. And it's great. It's like this Huck Finn, like an emotional kind of Huck Finn. You'll love it.
I brought you a hard cover of Ingram. Let's go! Yeah, it's an inscription, but just don't read it out loud.
You sent me, and I still have it inside. I have, you sent me like, it was in this green kind of folder... It's a book about a boy who's kind of neglected and then he has to take on the world himself.
When Ingram kind of like came into my head, I just had this ritual of sitting down every day and asking him like, what happened to you? And it was just a story that just kept coming.
It was great. And I know it comes for it's, you can preorder it now. It's coming out in November, mid November. It's a good book, and I think it's magnificent.