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Writers and Lovers

by Lily King

Writers and Lovers

by Lily King

Lily King's 'Writers and Lovers' chronicles the tumultuous journey of Casey Peabody, a young artist grappling with the recent death of her mother, a disintegrating love affair, and financial instability in the summer of 1997. As Casey toils on a novel in her miniature, damp Massachusetts abode, her life becomes further complicated by romantic entanglements with two disparate men. Amidst the chaos, Casey's unwavering aspiration towards a meaningful creative existence leads her to confront the demands of both art and life, finding herself teetering on the precipice of a new phase. This narrative enchants with King’s signature blend of humor and insight, presenting a heartfelt exploration of the daunting leap from one chapter of life into the next.

  • Fiction
  • Romance
  • Drama
  • Creativity
  • Love
  • Grief
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