Welcome back! Today, we're talking with Jeremy Blachman and Cameron Stracher, authors of "The Curve," a new novel set in a sinking ship of a law school. It addresses a number of critical issues in legal education today (and might make some people think twice about signing up to pay full tuition at a low-ranked law school offering limited job prospects!).

Join us for a wide-ranging discussion on the realities of law school today.

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In this episode we discuss:

• Why law school isn't a panacea for not knowing what to do with your life
• Jeremy and Cameron's law school, and post-law school, stories
• Should you go to law school? What if you really want to be a writer?
• What should students be thinking about before they commit to law school?
• Why you should read this book before you go to law school 
• Words of Wisdom for law students and young lawyers

Resources: 

• The Curve (http://amzn.to/1U0cQv2)
• The Curve Novel Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/thecurvenovel)
• The Curve Novel Satirical Website (http://www.seemanhattanlawschool.com/)

Thanks for listening!

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Enjoy! And best of luck in law school (if you decide life as a novelist isn't for you).

Alison & Lee