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Miranda July’s debut short‑story collection delves into the surprising powers of ordinary moments. The tales range in tone—oft startling, occasionally tender—and focus on characters in mundane settings, such as a middle‑aged woman obsessed with Prince William and an aging factory worker who has never experienced love. Through unconventional voice and precise wit, July explores how singular experiences can alter the course of a life.
The pursuit of connection, the weight of time, and the idiosyncratic quirks that define individuality are recurrent themes, rendered with a blend of dark humor and heartfelt sensitivity.
Published in 2014, the volume is a fresh entry into contemporary American short story literature and showcases July’s keen observational skill and playful narrative style.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Miranda July
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