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Anagrams - Lorrie Moore

Benna leads different lives, English teacher, nightclub singer, aerobics instructor. She's a mother and she's never had children. The stories and settings shift around but all are a darkly comic look at being a 30 something woman in America.

Submitted by flaneur on April 22, 2013

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