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Miranda July
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Miranda July

Read-Alikes for Miranda July

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  • Rebecca Handler

    Rebecca Handler

    Rebecca Handler is a writer who lives and works in San Francisco. Rebecca's stories have been published and awarded in several anthologies. Edie Richter Is Not Alone is her debut novel. (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    All Fours

    Try:
    Edie Richter is Not Alone
    by Rebecca Handler

  • Michelle Hart

    Michelle Hart

    Michelle Hart's fiction has appeared in Joyland and Electric Literature, and she has written nonfiction for Catapult, NYLON, the Rumpus, and the New Yorker online. Previously, she was the Assistant Books Editor at O, the ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    All Fours

    Try:
    We Do What We Do in the Dark
    by Michelle Hart

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