
Frozen Butterflies
by Simona Grossi
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Pub Date Aug 08 2018 | Archive Date Aug 23 2018
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Description
Susan Blanc teaches psychology at a university in Los Angeles. She lives alone and suffers from insomnia. One night, at a nightclub, she meets Nick, a blogger who seemed to be “consumed by something, someone, or himself.” When they meet again the next day, Nick takes her to his apartment, and while browsing through Nick’s books looking for ideas for a story to post on Nick’s blog, Susan finds a “consumed notebook with a light blue cover.” Nick explains that it’s a journal someone lost on a bus, and that the writing and drawings made him want to keep it and try to return it to its owner. The journal’s author is a graphic novelist, Andrew, and that’s all he knows about him. After leafing through the journal’s pages, Susan convinces Nick to post excerpts of the journal on Nick’s blog. Maybe the readers could help them find the artist. As they read and write, search and explore, Nick and Susan's stories melt with the Andrew’s story, in a cocktail of passion, sex, lies, and self-discovery.
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About the Author:
Simona Grossi was born and raised in the South of Italy before receiving her first law degree in Rome. After working as a litigator for two major law firms in Milan, she moved to the U.S. to receive her master and doctoral degrees in law from UC Berkley. She then became a professor of law at Loyola Law School L.A. where she now teaches litigation and lives nearby with her husband. Simona also enjoys playing the piano and is currently studying to graduate from a Conservatory of music in Italy. Simona has published a previous book titled Looking For Clara and plans on writing many more in the present and future.
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