Rebecca Makkai's latest novel, "I Have Some Questions for You," is a mystery that explores the past, present, and future. The story follows a protagonist looking for answers to questions that have been haunting them. Makkai, who lives outside Chicago, spoke to The Seattle Times about the novel and the mystery behind it. "Every novel is a mystery," she said. "It's a mystery about the future—what's going to happen next—which is most books. Or maybe a mystery about the present: what's really going on here, who am I really. Or maybe a mystery about the past: what already happened here, what I am looking at." Makkai's novel delves into the protagonist's journey of self-discovery, as they uncover the truth behind their questions. The book has been praised for its exploration of identity, relationships, and the power of storytelling. "I wanted to write a story that was both a mystery and a meditation on what it means to be human," Makkai said. "I wanted to explore the idea of how we make sense of our lives, and how we can make sense of the world around us." "I Have Some Questions for You" is an exploration of the human experience, and a captivating mystery that will keep readers guessing until the very end. Makkai has crafted a story that will leave readers pondering their own truths and questioning the world around them.