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Broken Homes & Gardens

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Pub Date Apr 28 2015 | Archive Date May 11 2015

Smith Publicity | Blank Slate Press


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A girl, a guy, a broken-down house. Not exactly on-again, off-again, Malcolm and Joanna are in-again, out-again: in love, out of each other's arms, in an awkward co-living arrangement, out of the country. Their unconventional relationship is the only way, Joanna says, to protect herself from the specter of commitment, which inevitably leads to heartbreak.

When Harry Met Sally for the Millennial generation, set in the damp and drizzly neighborhoods of Portland, Oregon, Broken Homes and Gardens is an ode to friendship, lust, and the unrelenting pull of love.

A girl, a guy, a broken-down house. Not exactly on-again, off-again, Malcolm and Joanna are in-again, out-again: in love, out of each other's arms, in an awkward co-living arrangement, out of the...


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Author Bio:

Rebecca Kelley is a published author and co-editor of The Economical Baby Guide (Stewart Taboori and Chang) and an adjunct professor of general studies at The Oregon College of Arts and Crafts. Kelley’s writing is infused with the sensibilities of the young creative class that uses the Pacific Northwest as its way station for earnest, well-meaning adventure to the world at large. Her fiction concentrates on the quiet dramas of urban domestic life: growing tomatoes, making pancakes, and examining the nature and validity of love and marriage in the context of the modern world. Kelley received her Master of Arts in Writing from Portland State University and is fluent in German. She lives in Portland, OR with her family.


Author Bio:

Rebecca Kelley is a published author and co-editor of The Economical Baby Guide (Stewart Taboori and Chang) and an adjunct professor of general studies at The Oregon College of Arts and...



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