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Kathleen Alcott
Born and raised in Northern California, Kathleen Alcott presently resides in Brooklyn. Her work appears or is forthcoming in American Short Fiction; Slice; Vol. 1 Brooklyn; TheRumpus.Net; Explosion Proof; Rumpus Women Vol. 1, an anthology of personal essays; and elsewhere. She is currently at... show more

Born and raised in Northern California, Kathleen Alcott presently resides in Brooklyn. Her work appears or is forthcoming in American Short Fiction; Slice; Vol. 1 Brooklyn; TheRumpus.Net; Explosion Proof; Rumpus Women Vol. 1, an anthology of personal essays; and elsewhere. She is currently at work on her second novel. You may visit her at Kathleenalcott.com or follow her on twitter @KathleenAlcott.
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Kathleen Alcott's Books
The Dangers of Proximal Alphabets - Kathleen Alcott Infinite Home: A Novel - Kathleen Alcott America Was Hard to Find - Kathleen Alcott
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Maven Books
Maven Books rated it 10 years ago
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Everyone in this book is broken, and none of them were interesting enough to stick with the constant perspective jumps.
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ellaminnowpea
ellaminnowpea rated it 12 years ago
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When I was really tiny – before school started and the concept of friends was clear – my mother used to babysit a neighbor my age, the son of a family friend. His name was Jason and because I was three, I thought that a “Jason” was a type of relation that everyone had. Kind of like a cousin, but mor...
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Books etc.
Books etc. rated it 12 years ago
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Might be because I was listening it as audio book. I know I didn't concentrate much on the story. I had to re-play it a couple of time just to get the story right and I still missed a lot of things. Though it's not really audio book's fault, it was recorded by Blackstone audio that I always trust no...
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