Read it myself, paperback, which felt right for a book that keeps asking you to slow down. But I've been wondering whether the audio version changes something — whether hearing Philip's own voice (or whoever reads it) shifts the weight of certain passages.
Chapter nine is the one I kept going back to. On the page it felt measured, almost careful. I wondered if out loud it would feel different — more exposed, maybe, or the opposite.
So — did you read it or listen? And was there a moment you rewound, or found yourself sitting with a paragraph longer than you expected? Curious whether the format actually changes how the argument lands.