April 30, 2019

‘The Night Tiger’ Author Yangsze Choo on the Surprising Way She Gets Exercise

We sat down with Reese’s Book Club Author Yangsze Choo to learn about her latest novel ‘The Night Tiger,’ her best writing advice and the unexpected thing that can distract her from writing (hint: it involves wildlife).

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