Imagine this: You’re nine months pregnant, shopping for a crib at IKEA, when suddenly—a massive earthquake hits. No phone. No keys. No way to reach your family. Just the immediate reality of survival.That’s the premise of&nbsp;Tilt, a gripping new novel that forces us to ask:&nbsp;How does financial precarity shape our survival?&nbsp;What happens when class determines who makes it out—and who doesn’t?Today, I’m talking to award-winning journalist and climate crisis storyteller Emma Pattee, whose novel&nbsp;Tilt&nbsp;is as much about disaster as it is about&nbsp;money, resilience, and the choices we make when everything changes in an instant.We’re unpacking the financial fears that show up in moments of crisis, why money is a survival tool, and the hidden ways class shapes disaster response. Plus, Emma shares her own experiences with money and motherhood—things she&nbsp;wishes&nbsp;she had known before having kids.

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