
We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves by Karen Joy Fowler
by Christina
Fiction — print. G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 2013. 310 pgs. Library copy. Rosemary Cooke, the narrator, begins her autobiography in the middle: a seemingly bizarre incident where an unknown woman becomes violent in the middle of a cafe after her boyfriend breaks up with her and Rosemary joins in by climbing on the table and dropping her glass of milk. The charges against Rosemary are dropped after a phone call to her father, who extracts a promise from Rosemary that nothing […]
Categories: 2014 Reads, Animals, Fiction, North America, United States • Tags: Karen Joy Fowler