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In *I Love Dick*, Chris Kraus intertwines the boundaries between narrative and reality, chronicling a woman’s obsessive letters to a celebrated theorist. The novel follows her relentless pursuit across America, revealing her personal evolution and the broader feminist impulse to confront and rewrite self‑hood. Kraus’s candid, first‑person voice invites readers to examine the interplay of desire, public scrutiny, and the transformative power of self‑expression.
First publish date: 1997
Genre: General Fiction/Autofiction
Authors: Chris Kraus
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