PositiveThe New York Times Book ReviewAt first, superficial appearances, 280-character missives and quick fixes seem to take precedence over authenticity or real intimacy...But eventually, each story pushes into weirder, more vulnerable territory as it captures the (usually female) narrator’s borderline perverse thoughts ... Alic depicts contemporary womanhood with a wry, uncensored voice reminiscent of those in Miranda July’s off-kilter SoCal talesrevel in seedy detail.
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