Published by Split/Lip Press, Kristen Arnett’s debut story collection explores the lives of queer women and their families in the light of the bleak Florida sun. A young dancer suddenly loses language while her family struggles to understand their new roles. A mother endures a horrifying spider bite while camping with her daughters in the backyard. A family reunion goes sour when a group of cousins are left to their own devices. In these ten stories, outward strength is always betrayed by deep vulnerability: these are characters so desperate for family and connection that they often isolate themselves–and sometimes, it’s the world isolating them.
Felt in the Jaw
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This collection of short stories can be used for literary analysis, exploring themes of family, identity, and vulnerability in contemporary fiction.
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| Weight | 0.327 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 15.2 × 1.4 × 22.9 in |

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