Caitlin Macy

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" Macy is a writer [Edith] Wharton might well approve of...Her prose is tidy, assured, and graceful, and its restraint lends this book an old-fashioned clarity and confidence...In the end, these stories aren’t about money so much as they are about wanting, be it naked or sublimated, and about the distance between anxious women and their resolutely logical, maddeningly literal-minded men—and that’s what transmutes this book into an enjoyable read even for those of us who will never use the word summer as a verb. "
—Elle