Tiny Shifts
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"She was the perpetual motion machine of the party who could piss itself in the mouth, the false inference of the party: She was interesting because she had interesting friends who were interesting because they knew her."
Kristian Himmelstrup
Kristian Himmelstrup (www.himmelstrup.info) has an M.A. from both The University of Washington and The University of Copenhagen and has taught language, cultural studies and creative writing at universities in Denmark and the US. He made his debut in 2004 with the novel Last Tango of the Dinosaur and has since published further two novels and a collection of short stories along with several books on literature and cultural studies.
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