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The Boy from Lam Kien

by Miranda July

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Info:	Cloverfield Press (2005), Paperback
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I loved this, it is a very simple, quirky story about human interaction. The style of it reminded me of J.D. Salinger's short stories, though not quite so good or morbid. (

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0976047829, Paperback)

A strange and lovely story about an agoraphobe's encounter with a young boy. Miranda July is a filmmaker, performance artist, writer and multi-media tour-de-force. Read this and you'll understand why Miranda July is intriguing in any genre.

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