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Book · 2008 · Fiction

A Fraction of the Whole

A Novel

by Steve Toltz · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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So, I read it and it was so good. It was called A Fraction of the Hole by Steve Toltz. He's this Australian author. takes place in Australia and it is so funny and it's such an adventure and it's this just fantastic fiction book.
Tim Urban · Modern Wisdom · Jul 2026

Why people recommend it

A Fraction of the Whole by Steve Toltz is an expansive, darkly comedic Australian novel that follows the eccentric and philosophical members of the pestilent Dean family across continents and bizarre life adventures. On an episode of Modern Wisdom titled "Black Holes, Denny’s Fist Fights & Japanese Handjob Culture - Rabbit Hole #4 - #" released on July 2, 2026, Tim Urban shared his experience discovering the book on his wife's reading list. Urban expressed deep admiration for the novel, stating that he read it and found it to be exceptionally good. He praised the author as a talented Australian writer and described the book as a hilarious, adventurous, and fantastic work of fiction. Urban's enthusiastic endorsement highlighted the novel's ability to captivate readers through its eccentric characters, sprawling narrative scope, and sharp wit. The recommendation served as a lively detour into contemporary literary fiction, demonstrating how personal reading lists shared among partners can lead to the discovery of remarkable, entertaining storytelling that leaves a lasting impression on adventurous readers.

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Tim Urban So, I read it and it was so good. It was called A Fraction of the Hole by Steve Toltz. He's this Australian… 1
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“So, I read it and it was so good. It was called A Fraction of the Hole by Steve Toltz. He's this Australian author. takes place in Australia and it is so funny and it's such an adventure and it's this just fantastic fiction book.”

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