"A brilliant, wide-ranging essay collection that explores meaning and how we make it with the thoughtfulness and open-hearted generosity that have long been hallmarks of Puschak's writing."—John Green, New York Times bestselling author of The Anthropocene Reviewed

"From Tarantino to the nature of friendship, Woolf to the modest, overlooked public bench, Evan Puschak has written a passionate, perceptive tribute to, well, everything. You'll want to see the world as he does: full of unexpected connections, possibilities, and delight."—Hua Hsu, author of Stay True: A Memoir

“It’s clear that Puschak is a talented essayist…regardless of the medium.”

– The Washington Post

“Puschak reads like a young Oliver Sacks at times — no small compliment — and his reflections can be similarly elegant and masterly. He probes, questions and digests with such assured skill that it belies his own insecurities and unsettled views. His is a voice to attend.”

– Charleston Post & Courier