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Avalon

by Nell Zink

Avalon

by Nell Zink

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Southern California, 'Avalon' unfolds the story of Bran, a young woman with a far-from-ordinary upbringing. Raised on a plant nursery that hides a biker gang, Bran's life is shaped by a lack of traditional family ties. Her world changes when Peter, a compelling but troubled East Coast college student, introduces her to the realm of art, igniting a challenging long-distance relationship. As Bran navigates her existential journey, she delves into literature, film, and the quest for personal meaning. Her journey is peppered with absurd realities and dark humor, depicting a search for identity and belonging in a world that feels foreign. 'Avalon' by Nell Zink is a witty and profound exploration of one woman's determination to craft her own utopia amid society's constraints.

  • Friendship
  • Humorous
  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Coming of Age
  • Relationship
  • Survival
  • Art
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