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Librarian here - I’ve put your books in so many patrons’ hands and continually recommend to people in my online groups. The world-building is amazing, character depth over time is well-done and the hard science fiction related to real world physics is a big draw for some of my patrons, although more of them don’t mind liberty-taking with the sci-fi. I’m excited to say I’ve just started revisiting the series via the audiobooks.

As far as the show, the casting felt totally spot-on. Did you have a role in choosing the actors for the show?

Left Twitter so will catch you on Patreon.

Hi Dr. Tucker, do you have any favorite authoritative medical or neurological resources to which you refer patients seeking more information?

Also I recently listened to When the air hits your brain (Dr. Frank Vertosick, Jr.) and This is going to hurt (Dr. Adam Kay). Earlier someone asked about you reading books, however I am asking in relation specifically to medical lit or medical memoirs you’ve read or listened to on audiobook whether for med students/physicians or not?

Thank you!