In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author David Weill discusses his new book, All That Really Matters. In this novel, the main character, Dr. Joe Bosco, is a rising star in the heart transplant field, and he’s feeling all the pressures that come with the job. His professional and personal issues lead him into trouble, and this novel explores how he gets himself out of such trouble and finds redemption. David Weill knows all about being a transplant surgeon, and he wrote All That Really Matters to give readers an idea of what kind of people work in the field and what it feels like to that job. While the book is a work of fiction, it incorporates a mixture of real-world personalities and situations in an effort to humanize doctors and explore the high stakes world of medical transplants. In this episode, I’ll chat with David about his writing journey, what surprised him about the way in which books become books, and the lesson he wants everyone to take away from his novel: that redemption is always available to us.
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