Miranda July turns book-promotion into a wonderful online performance, says Maud Newton. Books should get all the readers they deserve, and I hope that all those who love invention and play flock to July’s collection of stories.
On the subject of readers, let me also share Jenny Diski’s recent post about being told by publishers that a book is good but not commercial enough and therefore unpublishable.
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I just saw Me and You and Everyone We Know a couple of days ago, and thought Miranda July was fantastic. Will look for her stories.
Comment by naveeda — April 16, 2007 @ 7:32 pm
AK, excellent link! That was great fun! Thanks.
Comment by Filmiholic — April 17, 2007 @ 1:05 pm