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The Many Moods of Miranda
Artist speaks the language of love in new book
Is there anything Miranda July can't do? The quirky visionary's brilliant 2005 film "Me and You and Everyone We Know," about a lonely performance artist's romantic obsession with a shoe salesman, was an intoxicating commentary on the blissful, painful and hilarious contortions humans put themselves through in the name of love. July, who is a well-known performance artist in real life, also wrote, directed and starred in the film — which takes its place seamlessly alongside other projects like her 2005 interactive web creation Learning To Love You More. Now July has released a collection of 16 fictional short stories called No One Belongs Here More Than You.
Published by Scribner in May, the themes, naturally, are love, fear, and the quest for acceptance – July's gushing well of inspiration. It's sure to elicit a sympathetic squirm or two as it sorts through all the heartbreak and jubilation intrinsic to the game of love.
Published by Scribner in May, the themes, naturally, are love, fear, and the quest for acceptance – July's gushing well of inspiration. It's sure to elicit a sympathetic squirm or two as it sorts through all the heartbreak and jubilation intrinsic to the game of love.
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