A Recursive Nature
By Denise Conca
2018
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4.60
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396
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In the months surrounding the 2016 election, Cashier, a middle-aged leather dyke living on the margins of a rapidly gentrifying San Francisco, writes a series of letters to her friend Bobby. By turns achingly beautiful, smartly funny and maddeningly self-reflexive, the letters explore the notion of a queer text and tell the story of Cashier’s kink relationship with Bonarh. As Cashier and Bonarh become increasingly invisible in an unrecognizable Bay Area, they engage in progressively brazen and dangerous acts of public sex. As their relationship unfolds and they fall deeper into the realm of majick and obsession, they find an escape from the Bay Area’s oppressive social and economic conditions in their acts of private and public rebellion.
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