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Ep 272: All Fours by Miranda July

26 min • 9 november 2024

Anna and Annie discuss AI in publishing.

Our book of the week is ALL FOURS by award-winning author and artist Miranda July. Described as July's 'peri-menopause novel', ALL FOURS tells the story of a woman who escapes married life and creates a space for herself. A finalist for the 2024 National Book Award and instant New York Times bestseller, it's funny, frank and causing a stir amongst book clubs.

We recorded this before the US election but some of the themes will resonate.

Coming up: JAMES by Percival Everett.

Email: booksonthegopodcast@gmail.com

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Artwork: Sascha Wilkosz

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Ep 272: All Fours by Miranda July

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