Alone in Space: A Collection

Marsoni

M251S

$32.95

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Alone in Space: A CollectionTillie Walden's complex, lyrical stories about queer love, fantasy, coming of age, and cats are now available in this collection. In 'The End of Summer, ' Lars is battling illness and boredom in a secluded castle at the start of an endless winter with a giant cat to keep him company and fraying family bonds to test his strength. In 'I Love This Part, ' two small town girls kill time and try to muddle through school when an unexpected romance blooms.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2019