I saw "You, Me and Everyone We Know" in 2009. It was okay, I guess. I'd never before considered reading one of her books, but a few months a ago my girlfriend bought collection of July's short stories. And just now I saw July under the female authors heading in the /lit/ recommended reading document: http://4chanlit.wikia.com/wiki/Recommended_Reading/Literature_by_type#Female_Authors
Is she worth reading? I value /lit/'s opinion more than I value my own life. If she is worth reading, recommend me something other than the short stories.
>>8180904
She probably isn't.
>>8180904
Someone just added his waifu.
>>8180914
elaborate.
>>8180931
Some lonely loser who thinks she's pretty added her to the wiki to pretend that she's a great writer.
I read No One Belongs Here More Than You since it was laying around my buddy's apartment (I think it was his gfs) and I wasn't thrilled with. I remember all the MCs seeming like the same lady with the same personality and voice even though they werent supoosed to be.
>>8180904
>I value /lit/'s opinion more than I value my own life.
Get the fuck out you actual pseud
>>8180904
the future was also sort of OK as 'alt-lit movie'
>>8181112
+never read her fiction so that's the end of my contribution to the thread
>>8180946
I liked No One Belongs Here More Than You but didn't get the hype around her recent novel.
Her best book is It Chooses You.
I jerked off to a picture of Miranda July back in 2007. Just thought I'd share.
>>8181652
To what photo?
>>8181811
I don't remember, but it was somewhere on her Wikipedia page.
>>8181808
Her humor can be summarized like her movies: "quirky post-90s indie film pap characters inadvertent pass into vague sexual territory." she's shit.
>>8180904
Miranda July was kinda cool in her 30s but now she's just an old boring SJW with a kid. I read a little of her first book but it didn't grab me enough to want to read it
POOPING
