Today's guest loves to travel, and since she hasn't been doing quite as much of that in recent years, she's relied on books to take her to a wide range of destinations.
Laurel Korwin is a wife, toddler mom, and software engineer who lives in San Francisco, and she's found her work in code overlaps nicely with her love of reading. While she reads a range of genres, Laurel has a particular affection for a certain kind of story that lets her travel to otherwise unaccessible times and places. Anne and Laurel have a great conversation about how Laurel came to identify this reading niche and what it's meant for her reading life. Laurel shares some of her favorite "impossible" destinations, while Anne recommends a handful of titles to take Laurel on new journeys this summer.
See the full list of books mentioned today over at our show notes page, at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/379.
Summer Reading Guide news!
What you need to know about the 2023 Summer Reading Guide, coming May 18th, the blog post I mention in today's episode.
You can also learn more about how to get the guide, what's happening with Unboxing, and preorder your copy at https://members.modernmrsdarcy.com/2023-unboxing/
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Ep 379: An "impossible" travel reading project | What Should I Read Next? podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
