Warning: strong language
Lauren John Joseph introduces their debut novel, At Certain Points We Touch
9 March, 2022
In: Books, Creative Work
Tagged: art, literature, Performance, queer, style, trans, writing
We’re incredibly excited about Lauren John Joseph’s debut novel, At Certain Points We Touch, which is gloriously loving and kind and generous, and which Lauren describes as about friendship, grief, loss and love.
Lauren tells us about their narrator’s approach to the world and art around them as a kind of grab bag, a waiting room of resources with which to get over the things they can’t face. We hear about a whirling multitude of framing devices, and the glories and pitfalls of digital grief and flirtation.
For more on these ideas, see:
- Lauren John Joseph At Certain Points We Touch
- Lauren John Joseph website
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