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We get wordy and reflective this week with our guests, authors Andrew Klavan and C.J. Box. Of course, we talk about Weiners, wives, and the death of shame, but also some insight into the work habits of writers, James meets a radio legend, and Rob discusses his alleged coarsening of the culture.
Andrew Klavan's new book A Killer in the Wind is available here. C.J. Box's new book The Highway is available for pre-order here.
Music from this week's show:
Let Him Dangle by Elvis Costello
The Ricochet Podcast opening theme was composed and produced by James Lileks.
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