Reading Miranda July’s All Fours
Links:
- Miranda July, All Fours (There’s also a sizable free sample on Libby)
- NYT: The Women Rethinking Marriage and Family Life Because of Miranda July (“the talk of every group text”)
- Yale Review: The novelist on the difference between emotional honesty and autobiography
Have you read it? What did you think?
Comments 2
Sarah Polley says:
Found that via Rebecca Woolf, who adds:
So many friends & women I follow on social media have read this book and been moved to post about how much they loved it. I just ordered the audiobook (read by July herself).
I LOVED this book! Despite many of the arcs and decisions made not necessarily mapping to myself, so much of the self-talk and the way it captures perimenopause relates sharply to my life. I am definitely recommending this book to anyone who'll listen :)
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