Things are not going well for Clio at the moment
Clio had spent her life doing everything right, but then she got divorced and lost her job.
And though she is currently refraining from second-guessing her life choices, she has one question above all else—what now?
Fortunately, Clio is not alone in her quest to navigate the next steps of her one and only life.
Clio has a best friend named Brody, and two parents who are each uniquely weird as s**t in their own way, but are quite supportive.
And then she finds a dating app named Mixr.
And then she matches with someone named furfur.
What kind of a name is furfur?
No capitalization, let alone quotation marks around it. Not even italics. Just furfur.
And Clio will find that this is not just his Mixr handle, but his real name.
furfur.
Clio will soon come to the realization that his name is the least odd thing about him, but first—
furfur asks Clio out to dinner.
My Dinner With furfur
What follows is strange—very strange, and leads Clio to not only reevaluate her own life, but life in general.
And Clio will come to realize that though she is down, she is far from out—and her life, as precarious as it currently is, has far greater meaning than anything she could have ever imagined.
For fans of: Romance, Dating tales, Humor, Comedy, Fantasy, SciFi, Strange tales, Experimental Fiction
Read this if you like: My Dinner with André, Ishmael by Daniel Quinn, I’m Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid, Melissa Broder, Valerie Frankel
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Clio had spent her life doing everything right, but then she got divorced and lost her job.
And though she is currently refraining from second-guessing her life choices, she has one question above all else—what now?
Fortunately, Clio is not alone in her quest to navigate the next steps of her one and only life.
Clio has a best friend named Brody, and two parents who are each uniquely weird as s**t in their own way, but are quite supportive.
And then she finds a dating app named Mixr.
And then she matches with someone named furfur.
What kind of a name is furfur?
No capitalization, let alone quotation marks around it. Not even italics. Just furfur.
And Clio will find that this is not just his Mixr handle, but his real name.
furfur.
Clio will soon come to the realization that his name is the least odd thing about him, but first—
furfur asks Clio out to dinner.
My Dinner With furfur
What follows is strange—very strange, and leads Clio to not only reevaluate her own life, but life in general.
And Clio will come to realize that though she is down, she is far from out—and her life, as precarious as it currently is, has far greater meaning than anything she could have ever imagined.
For fans of: Romance, Dating tales, Humor, Comedy, Fantasy, SciFi, Strange tales, Experimental Fiction
Read this if you like: My Dinner with André, Ishmael by Daniel Quinn, I’m Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid, Melissa Broder, Valerie Frankel
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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