The Princess of 72nd Street
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
By Elaine Kraf
Introduction by Melissa Broder
Part of Modern Library Torchbearers
Part of Modern Library Torchbearers
Part of Modern Library Torchbearers
Part of Modern Library Torchbearers
Category: Literary Fiction | Classic Fiction | Women's Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Classic Fiction | Women's Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Classic Fiction | Women's Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Women's Fiction | Audiobooks
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$17.00
Aug 06, 2024 | ISBN 9780593731826
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$27.00
Aug 06, 2024 | ISBN 9780593731802
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Aug 06, 2024 | ISBN 9780593731819
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Aug 06, 2024 | ISBN 9780593909065
480 Minutes
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Praise
“A raggedy genius is finally queened, bringing a fairy-tale ending to this cracked dark story of the old West Side.”—Joshua Cohen, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Netanyahus
“For a novel that is in many ways about fantasy, there is a bracing wind of keen discernment that sweeps through from the first pages to the last. Though Ellen is transported into an alternate (and preferable) reality by what she calls her radiances, she maintains an eagle eye on the world she’s in and the people around her: their habits, their hypocrisies, their desires, their wounds. It is one of the marvels of this book that Elaine Kraf manages to be so recklessly fantastical and so coolly perceptive at the same time.”—Jen Silverman, author of There’s Going to Be Trouble
“This frenetic and glittering manifesto, wherein a woman wrestles—or dances—with the most misunderstood parts of herself, is a well-deserved reintroduction of what is bound to be a beloved classic for contemporary young women.”—Olivia Gatwood, author of Life of the Party
“An electric portrait of one woman’s blazing unraveling. Elaine Kraf is one of literature’s hidden gems—that rare writer who refuses to let us look away from her bright, transcendent suffering. Her work demands a place on your bookshelf right next to Plath and Ditlevsen.”—Sarah Rose Etter, author of Ripe
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