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THE PERFECT BOOK FOR YOU
Françoise Sagan
Bonjour, Tristesse
Françoise Sagan
Bonjour, Tristesse
“As humans grow older, they often develop skin discolorations. Old books do too. It’s called foxing. The name comes from the observations that it looked as if a fox with muddy paws had trampled across the page."
—Margaret Rosenberg and Bern Marcowitz
KIMBERLY
She is the best-selling author of Hump: True Tales of Sex After Kids and her short story “Generation” was shortlisted for an O. Henry Prize. She has been a high school teacher, an adjunct professor, an editor and a lecturer. She lives (mostly) in California.
BACKGROUND
Kimberly was an undergrad at Dartmouth, earned her Master’s at Penn., a Ph.D. at Berkeley, and three-quarters of an MFA at the Bennington Writing Seminars.
“Read a lot. Expect something big, something exalting or deepening from a book.”
—Susan Sontag
