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All Fours
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for some reason i really identify with books about artsy white women in their 40s experiencing a dramatic rebirth in their romantic and domestic lives (i am a 27yo chinese american)
but whatever, this book rocked me upside down and spit me back out with the fucking force that only good, honest writing can!! it was funny, it was sad, it was horny (very horny). it could only have come from a place of very deep trueness.
for fans of sheila heti, chris kraus, sex as a way of understanding, posting on instagram for just one person to see, falling in love with traits you once found cringey
“I’d whipped myself into a froth of longing � or worked, created fictions.... Was there any actual enchantment or was it all just survival, ways to muddle through?�
but whatever, this book rocked me upside down and spit me back out with the fucking force that only good, honest writing can!! it was funny, it was sad, it was horny (very horny). it could only have come from a place of very deep trueness.
for fans of sheila heti, chris kraus, sex as a way of understanding, posting on instagram for just one person to see, falling in love with traits you once found cringey
“I’d whipped myself into a froth of longing � or worked, created fictions.... Was there any actual enchantment or was it all just survival, ways to muddle through?�
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December 15, 2023
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December 15, 2023
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December 19, 2023
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December 19, 2023
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December 19, 2023
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if you haven't read I LOVE DICK by chris kraus i'd start there!



i no longer feel the need to leave a review as i will just point to yours

I am a 42 year old Nicaraguan woman and I find myself holding my breath (and laughing, and crying) through this book. The most poignant statements about aging and art and beauty…things I’ve been feeling but have never found a way to express out loud. I feel seen and exposed and validated. I don’t know if I’ll recover, or even if I want to recover from this book!
