A provocative fiction debut from the beloved writer, artist, and Hairpin founding editor Edith Zimmerman, this second-chance romance explores the stories we tell ourselves—and whether we can ever change our narratives. Emily Millar just signed her divorce papers—and her new book deal: The once-viral blogger is writing a sobriety memoir, contending with her own flawed memories by interviewing people from her past. This includes Sam Wyler, the on-the-cusp-of-superstardom actor she once profiled in a magazine to much fanfare—and who’s equally interested in retreading their shared history.
A provocative fiction debut from the beloved writer, artist, and Hairpin founding editor Edith Zimmerman, this second-chance romance explores the stories we tell ourselves—and whether we can ever change our narratives.
