Fiction
Pizza Girl: A Novel
Jean Kyoung Frazier's novel follows an eighteen-year-old pregnant pizza delivery girl in suburban Los Angeles who is grieving her father, avoiding her mother and boyfriend, and quietly falling apart. Her obsession with Jenny, a stay-at-home mother who orders pickles on pizza, becomes the engine of a story about loneliness, queerness, and the ways people misread intimacy. The prose is dry, funny, and unsparing about the suburbs and the body. The book is short enough to read in an evening and sharp enough to linger longer. Ideal reader: the reader who likes their coming-of-age stories slightly pickled, or the millennial who recognizes that avoidance is a kind of architecture.
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