![]() She pines for Phillip, a board member more than 20 years her senior, who, she is convinced, has been her companion in several past lives, during prehistory, the “medieval times” and the 1940s. Eccentricities, as uncountable as the sands of the Sahara, drift and blow through this book, piling up in dunes that must be scaled by characters and readers alike.Ī plain, gawky woman in her early 40s, Cheryl works at a nonprofit women’s self-defence studio that survives by selling DVDs of martial-arts-influenced fitness routines. So it comes as little surprise when she finds herself saddled with a house guest who is also rather odd. C heryl Glickman, the narrator of Miranda July’s strenuously quirky first novel, is a peculiar woman of peculiar habits who works at a business with peculiar customs. ![]()
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