Write on Your Kitchen Appliances

No one belongs here more than you
One writer's Web site
What do you do after you write a book? You write on your kitchen appliances, naturally. Writer, filmmaker, and artist Miranda July proves the pen is mightier than the kitchen knife as she introduces her book and her self in an unforgettably creative way. Plus, you’ll learn that stovetops are better notepads.

Take a look at: No one belongs here more than you. Stories by Miranda July

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Photographing Turnstiles

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